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Trump slams ‘Taco’ acronym given to tariff flip-flops

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US President Donald Trump has pushed back on his tariffs reversals after a reporter asked about “Taco,” an acronym which stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out,” that’s reportedly being used by Wall Street traders.

The term is meant to describe the president’s habit of threatening to impose tariffs on countries and then backing out at the last moment, or reducing the tariffs rates.

Trump responded by criticising the reporter’s “nasty” question and saying that his actions are “negotiations”.


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