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Phones, other electronics exempt from new tariffs
Experts said on Saturday that the Trump administration's decision to exempt smartphones, computers, and other electronics from what the White House calls "reciprocal" tariffs will spare U.S. technology companies like Apple from the steep increases imposed on China. Every weekend, receive a curated selection of ten of our best stories in your email. The United States directive Customs and Border Protection, identifies nearly two dozen exemptions, including chips, flash drives and TV displays. Since April 5, the exempted products have been exempt from duties, as directed by President Donald Trump. China's State Council issued a warning on Friday that it will "fight to the end" in response to Trump's escalating trade war, and the announcement comes after Beijing increased tariffs on U.S. goods by 135 percent. The exemptions also come days after U.S. "The president has been clear with me and with others that he does not intend to have exclusions and exemptions," Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told senators. Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, stated in response to questions on Saturday that the United States cannot rely on China to manufacture essential technologies.
By Ruhul Amin10 months ago in Trader
Is Trump's 90-Day Trade Blitz a Political Fantasy or an Ambitious Goal?
Donald Trump's trade team has set an extraordinary target for his potential second term: to negotiate 90 trade accords in the first 90 days of office. This lofty goal of one new deal per day has sparked significant criticism among trade experts, economists, and foreign diplomats. While Trump's "America First" trade policy has always preferred quick, bilateral accords over long multilateral negotiations, the scope of this proposal tests the limits of what is really attainable in international trade diplomacy.
By Md. Nuruzzaman khan10 months ago in Trader
Trump Trade Team Chases 90 Deals in 90 Days — Experts Say "Good Luck With That"
As former President Donald Trump eyes a return to the White House in 2025, his team is already preparing an aggressive trade agenda that promises to shake up the global economic order. In a bold and highly ambitious move, insiders say the Trump trade team is aiming to negotiate or renegotiate 90 trade deals within the first 90 days of a second Trump administration.
By Rebecca Long10 months ago in Trader
How to Track Crypto Prices and Market Trends (Complete Beginner’s Guide)
The world of cryptocurrency is exciting, fast-paced, and sometimes a little overwhelming—especially for beginners. Prices can skyrocket or crash within hours, market trends can shift in minutes, and the global nature of crypto means it never sleeps. Whether you're a curious beginner or someone looking to make smarter decisions, tracking crypto prices and market trends is an essential skill. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get started.
By Girisha K M10 months ago in Trader
Safe Havens or Risky Bets? The 2025 Rise of Commodities and Crypto
As the global financial markets continue to face unpredictable swings, one area that has both intrigued and baffled investors is the behavior of commodities and cryptocurrencies. While traditional stock markets have shown signs of stress due to political tensions, inflation fears, and new tariff wars, commodities and crypto assets are painting a different, more complex picture.
By Zaeem Hasan 10 months ago in Trader
Trade war escalates as China raises tariffs on USA goods
With effect from April 12, 2025, China has announced an increase in tariffs on U.S. goods from 84% to 125%. This decision is a direct response to the United States raising import tariffs on Chinese goods earlier this year to 145 percent.
By Masud Rana10 months ago in Trader
The Catastrophic Effects of the Trade War Between the US and China. AI-Generated.
# "The Catastrophic Effects of the Trade War Between the US and China" One of the most significant economic conflicts in modern history is the trade war between the United States and China, which grew significantly under Trump and has continued under Biden. What began as a series of tariffs on select goods has evolved into a broader economic and geopolitical struggle, with far-reaching consequences for global markets, supply chains, and international relations. The US-China trade war could be disastrous not only for the two superpowers but for the global economy as a whole if it is not resolved.
By Mahmud Riadh Bin Rafiq10 months ago in Trader
