China hits back on tariffs as some goods begin to see price hikes
- Beijing increased tariffs on American imports to 125% in response to rising trade tensions.
- The U.S. Previously imposed tariffs of 145% on goods coming from China.
- Consumers are starting to feel the effects as prices increase on Amazon.
- Economist Sasha Tomic stated, "They will pay more," regarding the impact on consumers.
- The U.S.-China tariffs escalation shows no signs of slowing, which could preclude tech growth.
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145% tariffs on China are hitting the toy industry hard.
By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN Toys made in China have been exempt from tariffs since President Donald Trump's first term. This is no longer the case. Last month, Trump raised tariffs on China to 20%, dealing a significant blow to the toy industry. But he didn't stop there. Just weeks later, Trump was poised to add an additional 34% "reciprocal" tariff. Then he added another tariff, and another, and another. Now, goods from China are being hit with …
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