Lesotho: Relief for Lesotho As U.S. Tariffs Expire

Lesotho: Relief for Lesotho As U.S. Tariffs Expire

Goods made in Lesotho will once again enter the United States duty-free after Washington's tariffs expired on 29 July. It comes as a relief to the country's export-dependent garment industry and thousands of workers whose jobs were threatened.

Relief for Lesotho as US tariffs expire

But uncertainty remains over AGOA agreement

Nigeria’s export under threat over US 12.5% tariff, SEREC warns

The Sea Empowerment & Research Center, SEREC, has warned that the United States’ decision to impose a 12.5 per cent tariff on Nigerian exports could undermine the country’s non-oil export drive, weaken foreign exchange earnings and further expose the fragility of the nation’s economy if urgent countermeasures are not adopted. In a policy analysis titled, “The U.S. 12.5per cent Tariff on Nigerian Exports: Implications for Nigeria’s External Trade…

US tariff threatens Nigerian exports, foreign investment, group warns

New US tariffs on Nigerian goods could reduce dollar inflows, threaten exchange rate stability, and impact foreign investment. Learn how Nigeria can respon Read More: https://punchng.com/us-tariff-threatens-nigerian-exports-foreign-investment-group-warns/

Lesotho Gets Relief as U.S. Court Strikes Down Trade Tariffs – Axadle

Lesotho’s exporters have won a significant break after duty-free access to the United States was restored, a development the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Business Development has welcomed. The shift follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning tariffs that had been imposed on a range of countries under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. […]