US EditionUS Commerce Secretary says exempted electronic products to come under separate tariffs
- U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that tariffs on electronic products like smartphones and laptops will be determined soon, despite previous exemptions announced by the White House.
- Lutnick explained that these products will follow an industry-specific tariff model related to national security, particularly focusing on semiconductor supply chains.
- President Trump reaffirmed that no exemptions have been granted, insisting that tariffs on the electronics supply chain will be enforced to protect national security interests.
- The confusion over tariff policies has left the tech sector feeling uncertain, with concerns about the impact on supply chains and American companies' planning, as noted by industry analysts.
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On April 14, 2025, El Venezolano).- U.S. Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick stated on Sunday that the exemption of tariffs for smartphones, various components of computers and semiconductors - announced in the last hours - is temporary, as electronic devices will have a specific charge "soon", notes EFE. "All these products will be included in the semiconductor category and will have a specific tariff (...) They will be included in the semiconductor…
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