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Hello and welcome to World Business Report here on the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tandon.
Plenty coming up on this edition,
Ukraine says it will accept a short term ceasefire deal
if Russia agrees to what will it mean for the Ukrainian economy?
And a $2 billion facelift for one of the world's biggest and best known football clubs.
We're talking about Manchester United.
But the biggest question really is not how much it's going to cost, it's who's going to pay for it.
We will try and answer that question a little bit later.
But let us start the program by talking about tariffs.
Once again.
It is a very uncertain time for the global economy.
Policies are changing from country to country quite fast.
Here with another update of what's been happening today is our north of America business correspondent,
Erin Delmore.
So if you remember,
Canada had decided via Premier Doug Ford of Ontario
that the energy sent to three US states would face a 25% surcharge.