Tariffs on imported semiconductor chips coming soon, Trump says
- President Donald Trump announced that tariffs on imported semiconductor chips will be implemented in the not distant future, with rates revealed within a week.
- Trump emphasized that no country, especially China, would be exempt from the tariffs, describing previous exemptions as temporary.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping warned against protectionism, stating that it 'will lead nowhere' as tensions between the U.S. and China escalate.
- The White House anticipates that the new tariffs could make technology products like smartphones more expensive for consumers.
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Mass. officials plan response to President Trump’s tariffs
BOSTON (WWLP) - In the wake of President Trump's tariffs meant to boost the United States' economy, Bay State officials are looking for ways to protect local businesses from losing much-needed revenue. President Trump imposed, and quickly paused, tariffs on over 60 countries last week, saying these taxes on imported goods will encourage companies to move production to the states. Advocates push for incarcerated individuals’ rights at State …
Exclusive: US Tariffs May Cost Chip Equipment Makers More Than $1 Billion, Industry Estimates – GV Wire
U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs could cost U.S. semiconductor equipment makers more than $1 billion a year, according to industry calculations discussed with officials and lawmakers in Washington last week, two sources familiar with the matter said. Each of the three largest U.S. chip equipment makers – Applied Materials, Lam Research and KLA – may suffer a loss of roughly $350 million over a year related to the tariffs, the sources sa…
Europe closes positively, the Asian price lists are good. Sony raises the price of the PS5 in Europe by 25%. And the EU Commission formalizes the suspension of barriers
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