The U.S. imported more than $58 billion worth of aluminum, steel and iron last year, and the cost to U.S. businesses could be substantial.

Newly imposed 25% tariffs on imported steel and aluminum will ripple through the local economy, creating winners and losers.

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CNMC Goldmine announced earnings of US$9.8 million ($13.1 million) for the FY2024 ended Dec 31, 2024, 140.3% higher y-o-y.

The tariffs are the latest volley in an escalating trade war that Trump says is aimed at growing American industry.