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Trump's Tariffs Give some Countries a Break, While Shares and U.S. Dollar Sink

UNITED STATES, AUG 1 – Tariffs on imports from multiple countries are set to take effect Aug. 7 as negotiations continue amid efforts to address trade imbalances and security concerns, officials said.

  • Following negotiations, U.S. President Donald Trump rolled out tariff rates up to 41% on Aug. 7, affecting dozens of countries.
  • Donald Trump, U.S. President, threatened to withhold trade deals from Cambodia and Thailand over their armed border conflict, citing lack of cooperation in drug trafficking efforts.
  • Following negotiations, South Korea's tariff rate was set at 15%, and Taiwan's was lowered to 20% from 32%, according to the agreement.
  • Responding to the tariff announcements, Asian stocks and forex markets cooled as South Korea's Kospi dropped nearly 4% and the U.S. dollar weakened to over 150 yen.
  • Earlier this week in Stockholm, talks on U.S.-China tariffs produced no deal, and Trump has yet to say if he will extend the Aug. 12 pause on Chinese import duties.
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Donald Trump's new tariffs came into effect on Friday. This is another blow for the industry.

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Depending on the country, these measures give rise to relief, resignation or willingness to negotiate a better agreement. ...

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