JLR to 'pause' shipments to US after Trump tariffs
Car giant JLR has announced a pause in shipments to the United States to tackle "address the new trading terms" imposed by Donald Trump's tariffs.
Thursday saw the imposition of a 25% tax on all foreign-made vehicles entering the US, followed by the introduction of a 10% "baseline" tariff on global imports on Saturday morning.
JLR, formerly Jaguar Land Rover, is one of many firms worldwide contending with the repercussions of the new trade rules and the resulting market instability.
In a statement issued on Saturda
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