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Ports already show the impact of Trump's tariffs
It’s been almost a month since President Donald Trump announced he was raising tariffs on all Chinese goods to 145% — that was April 9 . And one of the places we’re starting to see the impact of that announcement is at U.S. ports. Almost as soon as Trump raised tariffs on China, U.S. importers started canceling orders.
Made in China: How Trump’s tariffs could make almost everything in your home more expensive
Betty, our hypothetical (but extremely familiar) working mother is looking to furnish a new home. For many everyday essentials, almost every option is made in China. Thanks to President Trump’s new 145% tariff on nearly all goods from China,
Supporters say the change is important to stop cheap Chinese goods from entering the U.S. But the decision could drive up ...
A new banner on Temu's site explains to U.S. shoppers that no import charges will be applied to goods that ship from local ...
President Trump’s new import taxes are based not on specific goods like cars or steel, but on how he thinks other countries ...
As tensions between the United States and China reach an impasse over trade, Apollo Global Management’s chief economist ...
President Trump renewed his demand for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates after reports of a shrunken GDP. Yale Law ...
"You don't know whether or not China's going to eat it," Trump said of the potential for tariffs on Chinese goods to increase ...
China has said it's evaluating approaches from US officials to start negotiations about tariffs, a potential deescalation in ...
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President Donald Trump’s 2025 tariffs mark a strategic shift, according to former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who ...
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