Most of the new duties kicked in Thursday, hitting countries with elevated rates that mark a departure from long-standing trade norms.

Full agreements have yet to be reached with the U.S.’s three largest trading partners, Canada, China and Mexico; some Canadian imports have been subject to a 35 percent tariff since early August.

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