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Tariff exemptions carve out diamonds, oil and gas, copper and more

The exemptions reopen scrutiny over how the tariff carve-outs are allocated and the rationale behind granting exceptions to specific goods.

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The New York Times reports that a new round of tariff carve-outs will include items such as diamonds, oil and gas, and copper, along with additional products.

The coverage notes that the announcement revives familiar questions about which parties should receive the exceptions and why those specific carve-outs are being offered.

By highlighting the list of goods subject to the exemptions, the reporting points to ongoing debate around the impact of tariff policy on trade flows and the industries tied to the carved-out categories.

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