Alcoa's CEO Says Trump Tariffs Could Wipe Out 100,000 U.S. Jobs
Key Takeaways Alcoa CEO William Oplinger said Tuesday he believes President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on aluminum and steel would result in fewer US jobs in the sector.Alcoa produces aluminum in Canada and the US.
Alcoa CEO Warns 100,000 U.S. Industry Jobs at Risk Due to Trump’s Proposed Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum
The aluminum company views a 25% tariff on aluminum imports resulting in about 20,000 direct U.S. industry jobs being cut and as many as 80,000 indirect jobs being eliminated, Chief Executive Bill Oplinger said.
Trump’s aluminum tariffs could cost 100,000 American jobs, US industry leader warns
President Donald Trump’s plan to impose a 25% tariff on all imported aluminum could cost 100,000 American jobs, the CEO of one of the largest US aluminum makers warned on Tuesday.
Aluminum tariffs could cost 100,000 U.S. jobs, Alcoa CEO warns
Alcoa Corp. CEO WIlliam Oplinger told an investors conference Tuesday that the upcoming tariffs on aluminum could cost tens of thousands of American jobs if they’re implemented.
Alcoa warns 100,000 U.S. jobs at risk, urging tariff exemption for aluminum
CEO William Oplinger is concerned about a potential stacking effect, in which tariffs against aluminum from Canada would be combined with other sweeping tariffs
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Bill Oplinger, chief executive of Pittsburgh-based Alcoa Corp., which produces aluminum in Canada, Australia and other countries, told the BMO Global Metals and Mining Conference Tuesday that the aluminum import tax could cost about 100,
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Rio Tinto declined to comment. Alcoa's William Oplinger said on an earnings call last month that Alcoa could reroute its Canadian material to Europe, and he expected more Middle Eastern metal and ...