WASHINGTON/NEW YORK -- President Donald Trump's self-imposed trade deadline expired on Friday, putting in place a new trade landscape -- one in which countries pay for the right to access the American market.
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U.S. flags flutter in front of shipping containers at the Port of Long Beach in California on July 11. © Reuters
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK -- President Donald Trump's self-imposed trade deadline expired on Friday, putting in place a new trade landscape -- one in which countries pay for the right to access the American market.