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U.S. steel- and aluminum-using manufacturers issue statement in support of the trade agreement, although they call it 'disappointing' for not completely terminating tariffs with a close ally.
CAMMU says: "The conflict with Russia over its invasion of Ukraine underscores that these “national security” steel and aluminum tariffs on U.S. allies should never have been put in place in the first place."