Trump to introduce 25% and 'higher' tariff on imported semiconductors, timing unclear - WorldNL Magazine

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Donald Trump imposes 25 per cent tariffs on semiconductors, which could sound like a blow to the US technology industry, as semiconductors are almost relocated to Asia. US President Donald Trump predicts 25 per cent tariffs on automobiles, semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. Experts are warning that tariffs could increase costs and harm US companies. The prices of technology and pharmaceuticals are a major challenge to the U.S. economy....

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Chip tariffs will hit 25 percent by April — and then go higher

According to reports, President Trump plans to assess a 25 percent tariff on chips beginning in April, then raise the tariff even higher to force foreign chipmakers to relocate to the United States.

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Trump's Proposed Semiconductor Tariffs Will Make Electronics More Expensive in the US

U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters this week that he intends to expand the scope of tariffs to include automobiles, pharmaceutical products, and semiconductors. While the first two categories don't directly impact photographers, the third would.

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Trump to impose 25 percent tariffs on foreign-made semiconductor chips

President Donald Trump recently accused Taiwan of stealing the chip business from the US. Previously, he announced tariffs on foreign-made processors. Trump had planned to impose nearly 25 percent to 100 percent tariffs on semiconductor chips made in Taiwan. Now, during a recent press briefing, Trump confirmed that he is imposing hefty tariffs on foreign-made chips, which he believes will bolster the US economy over the long term. Trump is impos…

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Trump to introduce 25% and 'higher' tariff on imported semiconductors, timing unclear - WorldNL Magazine

Trump announced a 25% tariff on semiconductor chips to boost U.S. production, but provided no timeline for implementation.