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Trump seeking tariffs on $60 bln Chinese goods, targets tech, telecoms
US Steel (X) rose by 6%.
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“Right now, half the country thinks that the president is a lunatic, and they have very little confidence in his rational approach to issues, so they are anxious about politics as an issue”, Auth said. If a country such as China is over producing a product, which might be subsidized by the government, a tariff on China’s imports might help address the problem.
“America is a free trading nation with among the lowest combinations of tariffs and non-tariff barriers of its major trading partners”, he wrote on USA Today. Tariffs can be imposed on a per-item basis, by weight or size, or by percentage of value. American-made autos are hit with a 10% tariff by European countries, four times higher than the tariff on European-made cars sold here. “It is bad for European citizens, for Dutch citizens and it will turn out bad for USA citizens as well”. Most said tariffs wouldn’t significantly affect the outlook for USA inflation, though a sizable minority said they expected import duties would translate into faster price growth.
In an interview with CNBC just before the market close, Kudlow said he believed tougher trade measures against China were warranted.
An announcement on Chinese tariffs could come as soon as next week, Politico said.
“So let us cherish this friendship, not challenge it”, Tusk said.
Manufacturing advocates say the price increases would be small because the trade measures would boost steel and aluminum production in the United States.
Reuters reported later Tuesday that the tariffs would apply to $60 billion worth of goods, with a target on Chinese electronics and telecoms.
The specific impact on price varies, however.
The average change in net employment expected due to the tariffs was about 53,000 jobs lost-a relatively modest number in an economy that added almost 2.2 million nonfarm jobs during 2017, and 313,000 in February alone. For example, tariffs on agricultural imports during the Great Depression, which were created to support American farmers, led to higher food prices at a time when people were struggling financially. We can not lose our steel industry.
“This action will cause aluminum prices to rise and is likely to lead to job losses across the beer industry”, Molson Coors said in a statement.
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“These measures could make a significant impact on the economic and cooperative relationship between Japan and the USA, who are allies”, said Japan’s foreign minister, Taro Kono. But when he discussed tariffs and stricter trade policy, the room stayed silent. Consider the auto industry. And yet they send their cars and everything else back into the US, he said. In addition to the tariffs, Trump is also looking into the feasibility of imposing restrictions on Chinese investment and visas for Chinese citizens, as well as limiting exports of goods or technologies that have dual civilian and military uses. But analysts have downplayed any fear of a broader economic downturn, suggesting that companies and the national economy are too large for it to be impacted by any one tariff. The Japanese government should join the European Union and other parties to urge the U.S.to rescind its new tariffs. “China has tried hard to avoid a trade war, but if one breaks out, appeasement is not an option”.