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Trump seeking tariffs on up to $60 billion Chinese goods
He told the Daily News that the European Union “should not be hasty” and try to negotiate a deal to address US concerns about national security, which is the stated reason why Trump says he is allowed to place the tariffs. To know exactly what will be taxed, executives should review Harmonized Tariff Schedule codes -10-digit identifiers that specify the precise type of steel and aluminum being taxed. Last year, the USA says it imported Chinese goods worth $375 billion more than it exported to China.
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Financial stocks fell 1.2 percent, tracking a decline in USA bond yields.
President Donald Trump, center, speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, March 8, 2018, before signing two proclamations, one on steel imports and one on aluminum imports.
Donald Trump is no longer afraid of being president.
Beijing has repeatedly warned it will respond to hostile U.S. trade measures and has launched an anti-dumping investigation into United States imports of sorghum and has not ruled out measures on soy beans. On Monday, the EU’s Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström said the bloc would “stand up to trade bullies”.
The tariffs will affect a wide range of products, including high-tech gadgets, food, furniture and beverages.
The EU says that rather than impose tariffs on friendly nations, the USA should cooperate in trying to reduce a glut of steel and aluminum on worldwide markets, which experts says is largely due to China’s overproduction in recent years.
Trump on Monday blocked Singapore-based Broadcom’s proposed $117billion acquisition of chip maker Qualcomm, citing national-security concerns believed to involve the Asian company’s ties to a Chinese telecommunications company.
Higher tariffs on these products would “hurt American families”, said Hun Quach, a trade lobbyist for the Retail Industry Leaders Association.
Trump has repeatedly taken aim at what he has called unfair trade practices by China and other countries that put the U.S.at a competitive disadvantage.
Harking back to two world wars and the Cold War, Tusk said: “I would like to stress today that the free world has survived the most hard decades only thanks to the fact that Europeans and Americans have been real friends”. For some, the simplest move may be to source US -manufactured materials instead of imported metals.
The real target for such measures is and remains China, and on that front the White House has quietly escalated its threats to include potential movement on intellectual property rights, by far the biggest bilateral issue between the two countries, dwarfing anything on steel or aluminium in significance. However, if a trade war begins, Beijing may impose restrictions on these supplies.
Trump is also said to be pressuring members of the Treasury to come up with ways to limit Chinese investment in the USA and requesting options to limit Chinese visas, per Politico.
While that is not a lot for the economy as a whole, it would be painful for the individual industry.
European and United States stocks fell on Tuesday, partly due to concerns about Chinese retaliation should Trump impose the tariffs.
“We are working this from the product side and the country side”.
Large technology shares also fell. Over three-quarters of US pipeline steel must be imported, either as finished pipe or raw material used in the U.S. The U.S. economy has seen many billions of dollars lost due to the presence of counterfeit goods and pirated software.
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US manufacturing executives concerned about recently announced steel and aluminum tariffs may yet be able to take action to minimize the impact these trade actions could have on their bottom line.