US EditionUS to Impose 104% Tariff on Chinese Imports from April 9 After Beijing Misses Deadline, Says White House
- President Trump's 'reciprocal' tariffs on imported goods will take effect at midnight.
- Trump initiated these tariffs as part of his plan, claiming other nations 'ripped off' the U.S.
- The tariffs include a baseline 10% tax and steeper rates, some as high as 50%, on various countries.
- For instance, imports face taxes of 47% from Madagascar and 46% from Vietnam.
- China vowed to 'fight to the end' and will take countermeasures, escalating trade tensions.
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Donald Trump's mega-tariffs have been in force since today. The EU is punished at 20 percent and is still well served in comparison.
Stock markets in Asia fell again last night after the introduction of US import duties, including a new duty on products from China that brings the total for that country to 104 percent. The Japanese Nikkei index is down more than 4 percent at the start of the Dutch morning, the Hang Seng index (Hong Kong) is down 1.5 percent. Yesterday evening, the important American stock index S&P 500 closed with a loss of 1.6 percent. This completely wiped o…
Additional US protective tariffs on imported goods have come into effect for around 60 countries and the European Union. Tariffs on imports from China, together with those already in place, now amount to 104 percent.
The new special tariffs announced by US President Trump have been in force since midnight in Washington. The Federal Association of Wholesale and Foreign Trade expects a long-term shortage of goods in Germany due to the tariff conflict with the US.[more]]>
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