US EditionWhen will the US start seeing impacts from Trump's tariffs?
- U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, including a 145% levy starting April 2nd, are beginning to impact imports and supply chains by early May 2025.
- These tariffs stem from President Trump's trade war aimed at reducing imports from China, causing cancellations of about 30% of cargo bookings and delaying shipments.
- Companies reliant on Chinese imports face rising costs, supply bottlenecks, and are front-loading orders during a 90-day tariff reprieve while preparing for inventory challenges later this year.
- Experts warn imports may fall 7% annually with inflation and layoffs likely, and economist Steven Blitz calls extended tariffs potentially catastrophic for the U.S. economy.
- The unfolding supply shock could last through Christmas, forcing retailers and suppliers to adjust prices, shipping, and employment amid unpredictable economic conditions.
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The last Chinese cargo ships not affected by Trump's tariff slap are on their way into American ports. Soon, store shelves in the US will be emptied as imports from China decrease. - In the coming weeks, it will start to be noticeable, says economist Maria Persson.
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When could the larger impact of Trump’s tariffs be felt?
NBC’s Christine Romans joins TODAY to help break down the confusion around President Donald Trump’s tariffs and when larger impacts may be felt and how consumers are responding to them. “We’re in the beginning of all of those effects coming to the forefront,” she says.
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