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Experts warn aggressive trade measures against US allies will hurt consumers and disrupt supply chains

US president’s aggressive actions have kick-started a ‘Buy Canadian’ campaign across the border

Trump welcomes Netanyahu to Washington, while Starmer meets EU heads in Brussels to discuss defence co-operation

Tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will harm America’s own economy and diplomatic power

Carmakers, food producers and construction will be worst hit and consumers across the US, Mexico and Canada could suffer

The continent needs its own industrial strategy to cope with challenges from China and the US

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Higher costs lower the returns to ambition in the west

Beijing attacks ‘arbitrary’ moves and says it will file WTO lawsuit

The switch from centralised, closed models to open source democratises AI access for everyone

Struggling producers say new proposals to prevent dumping are ‘too little, too late’

US president’s move threatens to disrupt North America’s economy and overturn decades of integration

US president fires starting gun on trade war with levies of up to 25% on goods imported from trading partners

Justice department alleges John Rogers accessed sensitive information including briefings and policy deliberations

President bets he can achieve his aims through tariffs without igniting inflation or a sell-off in American stocks

Proposed customs reform would allow officials to better inspect and control packages from China

Long-standing statistical quirk means both sides report a trade surplus with the other

US not so exceptional amid a strong start to year for equities on both sides of the Atlantic

Central American nation in ‘panic’ as US president issues threats over canal

US president says he will hit Canada, Mexico, China and EU with levies as he targets major trading partners