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Trump, Liberation Day and April 2

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USA TODAY |
Economists have previously told USA TODAY that tariffs, when broadly applied, raise consumer prices for goods.
The Financial Times |
Trump has elevated tariffs to rates last seen after passage of the infamous Smoot-Hawley Act in the Great Depression.
Reuters |
The threatened levies could be particularly damaging for U.S. companies in sectors already slapped with the duties, with administration officials saying all of Trump's tariffs, including prior rates,...

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