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Customers in places like Europe, where the euro has fallen against the dollar, say they can no longer afford American goods without deep discounts.
The strength of the franc against the euro continues to impact Swiss trade, driving exports down 11 percent in May from the same month a year earlier, figures released by the government on Thursday show.
Switzerland’s exports hit a record in 2014, expanding by 3.5 percent from the previous year to reach 208 billion francs ($225 billion), according to government figures released on Tuesday.
The decline in Argentina’s currency is the steepest since the country’s economic collapse in 2002, and it is raising fears of a global slump in developing countries.
Switzerland posted a record trade surplus in 2015 of 36.6 billion Swiss francs ($36.1 billion, 33 billion euros), despite declines in exports, as imports were made cheaper by the strong franc, the
government said Tuesday.
Despite persistent criticism over the negative effects of trade with China, the economic benefits for Americans shouldn’t be overlooked.
The Mexican peso has soared since Jan. 20, the day Donald Trump became president.
On the black market, a U.S. dollar can fetch around 3,000 Venezuelan bolivars.
After determining that Canada has improperly subsidized the sale of softwood lumber, the Commerce Department imposed penalties of up to 24 percent.
The theory, four decades old, that cutting taxes spurs enough growth to generate new tax revenue underpins President Trump’s tax plan.
The WTO says import tariffs explain why steak costs twice as much to eat in Switzerland than the EU.
Japan said it would impose a temporary 50% tariff on frozen beef from the U.S. and several other countries, a move Washington said could inflame trade tensions.
The latest round of tariffs brings the White House's trade war with China directly to the country's largest retailers and the consumer products they sell.
The ruling ends a decades-long dispute.
