Trump responds to Supreme Court’s tariff reversal ruling
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Lumber imports have faced stiff duties under President Trump. Unfortunately, Friday’s ruling won’t solve the housing affordability crisis. Traditionally, the U.S. is a big wood importer. Canada, for ...
Tariffs that were meant to protect domestic producers are now ricocheting through the home improvement sector, helping to topple a regional rival to Home Depot just as lumber prices jump 14.5%.
"NLBMDA will continue to advocate strongly for the exemption of lumber and building materials from existing and future trade actions to help ensure price stability for critical residential and ...
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Tariffs axed by Supreme Court: Will your kitchen remodel get cheaper—or more expensive?
From lumber to appliances, here's how the Supreme Court’s tariff decision could hit your renovation budget, according to ...
What has been a unifying threat will become a more fragmented and regional one, with some provinces hit much harder than others ...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s striking down of a key method used by President Donald Trump to impose tariffs is not being seen as ...
The president’s tariffs that are inflicting the most harm to Canada’s economy are outside the scope of the Supreme Court case ...
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