Why Trump trade threat tweet for Mexico may have a €1.7bn price tag for Ireland

The suddenness of the move took global markets by surprise.

Why Trump trade threat tweet for Mexico may have a €1.7bn price tag for Ireland
Fri, 31 May, 2019 - 18:33
John Whelan

The suddenness of the move took global markets by surprise.

Exporters are once again wondering aloud what more US president Donald Trump could do to damage the international trade system.

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