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Trump tariffs live updates: Trump says US and China are discussing a deal
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced late Friday that some smartphones, computers, chips and other electronics would be exempted from tariffs, but Trump's top economic advisers hit the Sunday talk shows to explain the policy, saying that tariffs against electronics would be coming in the next month or two.
Trump has championed his tariffs despite a historic selloff across U.S. markets, claiming his levies would bring in “billions ...
The Trump administration has been presented with offers from at least 15 nations for bespoke trade deals following President ...
As President Donald Trump pushes forward his sweeping tariff policies, White House advisers are giving mixed messages on what ...
Former Biden Treasury Department official Brent Neiman said the Trump White House used his data to justify its reciprocal ...
The tariffs imposed on China by President Trump in his second term add up to 145%, the White House said on Thursday—not 125%, as it previously indicated. The 125% tariff that President Trump announced ...
The US President claims his tariffs are "reciprocal" yet the evidence suggests they are disproportionately harsh on many ...
President Donald Trump stood firm to his reciprocal tariff rollout ... began publicly pressuring the White House to pause the April 9 tariff implementation date to allow countries to ...
President Trump stoked confusion this past weekend about tariffs on smartphones, but investors are viewing an electronics ...
Experts call Trump's raft of tariffs "worse than the worst-case scenario." There's been a pause and exemptions -- with things ...
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