The Trump administration has removed “smartphones, computers and other electronics”, even importers from China, last week, at its rates, Reports Bloomberg. The waiver does not free them from all rates, however, the outlet states that others have a request even before Trump’s April 9 rates.
Last night, American Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Updated her guidance 125 % of additional tariffs on smartphones, laptops, hard drives, computer processors, and memory chips are placed on Chinese goods and 10 % of the global tariffs on other countries. Bloomberg. Outlet writes that the same is true of machines used by companies such as Taiwan Semicader Manufacturing Company to make a semiconductor.
After this story was published, Bloomberg Updated her story to add the White House Published a memo “To indicate that exemptions also spread to changes in small parcel shipping duties.” As Outlet notes, Trump’s rates projects include getting rid of duty -free shipping on low -cost packages. The president had increased the prices of such packages threefold in an executive order amendment published on Tuesday night.
Bloomberg Its latest story also states that CBP updates products are still “under 20 % duty” to put pressure on Beijing pressure, including pre -content shipment, as well as predicting Trump’s current term. “
Following the news, the decision to issue a “90 -day pause” for most of the tariff rates for most countries of Trump has been followed, while the total rate of Chinese imports has been increased to 145 %, the same day they came into action.
It is expected that revenue – especially in China – means the increase in prices on America’s most famous tech products. In some cases it is seemingly seemingly present, Sony has shown US prices for its latest TVs, and OnePlus has increased the price of its new smart watchs.
Other companies appear to be reluctant to board the boat, while they await a trade war on Trump’s chaos. For example, Nintendo delayed the US advance for Switch 2, but it was bound to the launch price of 949.99, while Apple allegedly reached India to import 600 tonnes of iPhones this week before the implementation of prices.
Updated April 12: Updated with more details about costs, which came after the publication.
