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Trump's wide-ranging tariffs have been dubbed "worse than the worst-case scenario," but the specifics of the plan and what it'll mean for you have continued to change.

President Donald Trump announced a plan for reciprocal tariffs that affect most countries, and while most are paused for now, there has been confusion about what they could mean.