Trump proposes big tariffs to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. U.S. withdraws from OECD global tax deal, citing power concerns. Trump pushes for major tax cuts, focusing on tips, Social Security, and overtime pay. President Donald Trump has announced a series of proposals aimed at reshaping U.S. economic policy. His plan includes imposing higher tariffs on imported goods, withdrawing from an international corporate tax agreement, and introducing significant tax cuts designed to strengthen domestic production. Tariff Hikes on Key Industries Trump’s proposal centers on increasing tariffs on products like steel, aluminum, copper, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals. These tariffs, which he revealed would exceed the previously proposed 2.5% rate, aim to encourage U.S. manufacturers to bring production back home. Highlighting the need to rebuild the nation’s manufacturing capabilities, Trump referenced the past when the U.S. could produce one ship per day. He compared his approach to the tariff policies of President William McKinley, which he credited with strengthening the U.S. economy over a century ago. Related: Analyst Warns Trump’s… The post Trump’s Economic Proposals: Tariffs, Tax Cuts, and Global Tax Withdrawal appeared first on Coin Edition .
