Trump's tariff rollback brings limited respite as new levies loom | THE DAILY TRIBUNE | KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : On Friday, trade association the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) expressed concern that "the continued threat of tariffs will make it harder for builders and their customers to move ahead with new construction projects.
57% : But some 62% of Canadian imports are still hit by the new levies, even as much of them are energy resources covered by a lower 10% tariff.
49% : Industries are on edge as they eye the possibility of more levies to come -- with Trump promising "reciprocal tariffs" as soon as April 2.
46% : Referring to the initial imposition of 25% Canada and Mexico tariffs, Luck called it "economic kryptonite." Although Trump partially rolled back levies -- taking into consideration heavily integrated North American auto supply chains -- the fact that tariffs came on has lingering effects, Luck said.
44% : US companies faced a series of duties starting Monday, with Trump doubling an additional levy on Chinese goods before allowing 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports to take effect Tuesday.
24% : Trump has said he would not modify the levies.

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