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Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs remain, boosting some U.S. producers but raising costs for others and sparking trade retaliation.
One year after President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported steel and aluminum—later raised to 50%—the duties remain in effect despite the Supreme Court invalidating other major tariffs.
The policy has led to mixed results: some domestic producers have seen increased output and profits, but industries reliant on these materials—including automotive, construction, and appliance manufacturing—report higher input costs, leading to elevated prices for consumers.
Trade partners have retaliated with tariffs on U.S. exports, affecting farmers and manufacturers.
The long-term economic impact remains uncertain, with ongoing debate over whether the tariffs have strengthened domestic industry or simply driven up inflation and disrupted supply chains.
Las tarifas de acero y aluminio de Trump permanecen, impulsando a algunos productores estadounidenses pero aumentando los costos para otros y provocando represalias comerciales.