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US trade chief defends tariffs as Democrats say Trump ‘in denial’ over price hikes

The US trade chief asserts that tariffs are not increasing costs for families, despite Senator Warren claiming that they add an average of $1,700 to household expenses. With inflation reaching a three-year high, the debate over the future o...

The Guardian· Jul 24, 2026 · 1:35 PM · 3 views

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The US trade chief asserts that tariffs are not increasing costs for families, despite Senator Warren claiming that they add an average of $1,700 to household expenses. With inflation reaching a three-year high, the debate over the future of tariffs and their impact on everyday life intensifies.

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