California will try to maintain global trade despite Trump tariffs, Newsom says
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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced plans to seek global trade exemptions from tariffs imposed by President Trump, citing the state's critical economic role. With California's economy representing 14% of the U.S. GDP, Newsom aims to reassure international partners of the state's stability. His administration will explore ways to foster job creation, innovation, and protect industries adversely affected by tariffs, such as tech and agriculture. The state's efforts will include finding collaborative opportunities to safeguard access to essential supplies and improve economic conditions amid federal disruptions.
Donald Trump's tariffs do not represent all Americans," Newsom said, emphasizing California's economic significance and his desire to reassure trade partners of stability and collaboration."
The administration will explore ways to support job creation and innovation in industries reliant on cross-border trade, promoting economic stability for businesses and workers impacted by federal trade disruptions."
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