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Trump tariffs: what brands should and shouldn’t do
As fashion businesses unravel the impact of Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs amid an escalating US-China trade war, Drapers speaks to supply chain and legal experts about what companies should and shouldn't do when navigating the global trading landscape.
Understanding Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs: Implications and Global Impact
On February 13, 2024, President Trump introduced the Fair and Reciprocal Plan, which aims to match the tariffs imposed by other countries on U.S. goods. This move responds to a long-held belief that many trading partners exploit lower U.S. tariffs while maintaining higher duties on American products.
Vietnam got 46%; India, 26%. Nigeria? Just 15 percent. Trump claimed that these "reciprocal" tariffs reflect how other ...
For many people, one of the most alarming aspects of Trump's tariff policies was the so-called "reciprocal" tariffs ... the future once they have a better understanding of the tariffs, if at ...
Reciprocal, retaliatory, uncertainty—these words now dominate discussions about tariffs, once a distant trade issue but now a ...
China, the world's second-largest economy, is leading the charge against US President Trump's sweeping tariffs, igniting a ...
Stock Market Comments: President Trump urged his social media audience to invest in the stock market just hours before pausing most of his reciprocal tariffs, raising questions among government ...
US President Donald Trump has slapped Australia with a 10 per cent “reciprocal” tariff, and if you’re expecting fury from ...
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