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New tariffs imposed by the U.S. government are causing economic contraction and hurting American businesses and families, leading to job losses and higher prices for everyday goods.
Apple anticipates a $900 million increase in costs next quarter due to tariffs, shifting iPhone production to India for U.S. sales while the Chinese mainland remains a key market.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce urges the White House to provide immediate tariff relief, warning that small businesses are facing irreparable harm due to higher costs and disrupted supply chains.
Americans express support for Amazon’s move to display tariff costs on products, despite government pushback, highlighting consumer desire for transparency in pricing.
China remains firm as the U.S. increases tariffs, escalating trade tensions. Experts warn that the trade war benefits no one and suggest the U.S. should consider domestic reforms.
Investment adviser Veronica Parellada Eller urges the U.S. and China to resolve tariff disputes to prevent economic strain and inflation impacting consumers and businesses.
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Nearly 40% of Japan’s prefectures are offering aid to local businesses affected by U.S. tariffs, as concerns grow over the impact on the economy.
With new tariffs causing global concern, are we on the brink of a prolonged tariff war? Explore what this means for economies worldwide.
Amazon has withdrawn its plan to display tariff-related import charges on product prices after facing criticism from the White House.