Mario Marcel for Trump’s tariffs: “You have to have serenity. The impacts on the Chilean economy are limited”

Mario Marcel, Minister of Finance of the government of Gabriel Boric, has assured this Thursday that Chile will not lose competitiveness with respect to other economies that supply the market of the United States after President Donald Trump included it in his list of the 95 countries to which he imposed “reciprocal” tariffs of 10%, as a base, that will become effective from this Saturday 5 April. “We are facing a complex scenario, it is a shock…

A scenario not too optimistic is that observed by economist Hermann González following Donald Trump's tariff announcement.CLAPES UC's macroeconomic coordinator and Valtin Consulting's partner, Hermann González, says that this protectionist action exceeded initial expectations and slipped that it will not be harmless to the Chilean economy.Donald Trump announced tariffs of 10% on all imports to the United States, with higher rates for “bad actors…

In the framework of the so-called “Liberation Day,” U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that the U.S....

The Chilean Minister of Finance, Mario Marcel, said this Thursday that the global tariff policy of 10% announced by the US president, Donald Trump, “is not justified”, and that in the first instance it would be agricultural sectors of the country that could lose competitiveness in the US market. EFE “As a government we deeply regret these measures, particularly the fact that they are objects of a tariff that does not seem to have justification. …

(360News) U.S. President Donald Trump shuddered world trade again with a new tariff offensive that directly hits Chile and all countries on the planet. From this April 5, at 00:00 hours, a 10% tariff on Chilean exports comes into force, affecting key products such as wine, fresh fruits, salmon, other manufactured and mining resources. This blow to the Chilean trade balance is a direct result of the government’s subordination to Washington’s inte…