Trump Expected To Direct Agencies To Study Trade Policies, but Hold Off on Promised Day One Tariffs

A Trump adviser says the move is designed to lay out his trade vision in a ‘measured way’ and avoid spooking financial markets

AP/Anne D'Innocenzio
A shopper looks at handbags at Macy's department store. AP/Anne D'Innocenzio

President-elect Trump is backing down from his promise of implementing tariffs on Mexico and Canada on his first day in office, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. 

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