Now that the dust has settled on the dramatic US Supreme Court ruling which rejected Donald Trump’s tariffs, the immediate impact on Ireland has become clear.
Visibly furious, the US President announced last Friday night he would immediately introduce a new 10% global tariff for 150 days.
The following day he took to social media again and heightened confusion by announcing he planned to raise rates to 15%.
On Monday, the US Customs and Border Protection issued a note to say it would be implementing a 10% duty.
Bewildered? You weren’t alone.
The immediate domestic question was what rate would Irish exporters face?
A week on and the fog is now lifting.
Prior…