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Oregon Importers Paid $2.89B in Tariffs as Exports Fell 17%, State Report Finds

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A new analysis commissioned by Gov. Tina Kotek found that Oregon absorbed $2.89 billion in tariff costs over 10 months of 2025 and became the only state in the country to surrender its goods trade surplus, a reversal that lands on a Portland industrial market already carrying record availability and its weakest leasing volume since […]

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