Chile is confident that the free trade agreement with the United States will be respected despite tariffs.

It was a key meeting for Chile.A first rapprochement with the United States after the beginning of the trade war.The tariff rate set by the United States, and where Chile is located, is 10% for all countries for 90 days, with the exception of China, whose tariffs are 145%.The government's balance sheet is positive, as work begins on specific issues to address over the coming months, within the framework of the reciprocal tariffs imposed by the U…

Both nations agreed to meet twice more during the first half of the year with the objective of “facilitating the strengthening of the bilateral economic-commercial relationship for the benefit of both countries,” the Chilean authorities reported.

SANTIAGO (AP) — Chilean Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren said Wednesday he is confident the free trade agreement with the United States will be respected amid growing global concern over the trade war and the imposition of sanctions…

– Before the Economics Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, the president of the union, Arturo Clément, emphasized the need to form a negotiating dream team that includes the best talents of the public and private sector to face the tariff challenge. SalmonChile presented to the Economics Committee of the Chamber of Deputies his vision and proposals against the rise of tariffs of 10% imposed by the United States on Chilean exports, in a session…

Two weeks after the announcement by former President of the United States, Donald Trump, on the application of trade tariffs to all countries of the world, a measure that has generated international turmoil and market concerns, Chile activated diplomatic efforts to safeguard its economic link with the United States. Undersecretary of International Economic Relations Claudia Sanhueza held a key meeting with US authorities this week, with the aim …

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Clown show. “The tough balance is the fact that we get money because of tariffs, but we want to pick and choose which countries to have free trade with. We want to appear to be going towards free trade but we also love the revenue from tariffs,” said a second White House official.