Auto Industry Requests End to Unpredictable Tariff Expansions
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The auto industry is calling for an end to unpredictable tariff expansions, stating that insufficient warning makes it difficult for companies to plan investments in the United States. Automakers and suppliers expressed this concern in a letter to the Trump administration.
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automakers and suppliers said in a letter to the Trump administration
Auto industry calls for end to 'unpredictable' tariff expansions
When there is little warning about tariffs it's difficult for companies to plan investments in the U.S., automakers and suppliers said in a letter to the Trump administration.
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