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This Is Not A Drill: New Tariffs Take Effect Next Week
After months of speculation, the Trump Administrations’ first tariffs aimed exclusively at Chinese goods take effect on July 6th. This list includes 818 of the 1,333 tariff lines originally announced, and is valued at $34 billion worth of imports from China. Products falling under these tariff lines with an origin of ‘CN’ will see an additional duty of 25 percent. There had been much speculation that the President might be able to extract enough sanctions to avoid actually imposing the additional sanctions, but negotiations faltered. In response, stock markets fell, and leaders from around the world first condemned the action, then announced their own tariff hikes on U.S. goods. The only thing that did seem to respond to the tariff announcements: the U.S. economy. Perhaps a timely sign of Independence?
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This Is Not A Drill: New Tariffs Take Effect Next Week
After months of speculation, the Trump Administrations’ first tariffs aimed exclusively at Chinese goods take effect on July 6th. This list includes 818 of the 1,333 tariff lines originally announced, and is valued at $34 billion worth of imports from China. Products falling under these tariff lines with an origin of ‘CN’ will see an additional duty of 25 percent. There had been much speculation that the President might be able to extract enough sanctions to avoid actually imposing the additional sanctions, but negotiations faltered. In response, stock markets fell, and leaders from around the world first condemned the action, then announced their own tariff hikes on U.S. goods. The only thing that did seem to respond to the tariff announcements: the U.S. economy. Perhaps a timely sign of Independence?