Hello and welcome to Business Daily from the BBC.

I'm Manuel Saaragossa.

Coming up, the unintended consequences of President Trump's trade tariffs.

Trade is a complicated business.

And what President Trump has done is kind of unleashed a whirlwind here.

And it's having lots of effects that, I think, anyway, he never anticipated.

But do all those global tit-for-tat retaliations on tariffs really amount to a trade war?

The word war is a very, you know, media useful, emotive word.

The question is, how long does it go on?

And here's the backstop.

In the United States, Congress doesn't like this.

So could Congress stop it?

That's all here in Business Daily from the BBC.

If there's one company that keeps finding itself and snared in President Trump's trade skirmishes with the rest of the world,

it's the motorbike maker Harley Davidson.

And that's even though once upon a time this most iconic of American brands was the President's darling.

Last year, Harley executives were invited to the White House, and President Trump met them on the

presidential lawn, bikes and all.

Harley Davidson is a true American icon, one of the greats. Whenever I go, whenever there's a

motorcycle group, oftentimes, it's a Harley, and the sound of that Harley is a little different,

I have to tell you, it's really good.

So thank you, Harley Davidson, for building things in America.

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