Companies prepare for higher tariffs threatened by Trump
A number of U.S. companies whose products are imported from China are devising alternative plans to source their goods from elsewhere. President-elect Trump says he wants to impose 10 percent tariffs on most imports and 60 percent or more on Chinese goods.
This strategy includes offering tariff cuts and visa exemptions to these allies. Additionally, the U.S. has taken steps ...
To counter this, the Chinese leadership is reportedly considering offering tariff cuts, visa exemptions, and other incentives to U.S. allies in Europe and Asia. This strategy, termed “unilateral ...
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