Trump’s plan to put 60% tariffs on good from China ‘couldn’t be more inflationary’
President-elect Trump’s proposed plan includes 60% tariffs on goods from China. Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Advisor for the Obama Administration, joins Andrea Mitchell to provide more insight on the impact of Trump’s economic agenda and on how he may address the conflict in the Middle East.
Mofcom message comes as Trump revels in re-election win after vowing higher tariffs on China, and with EU officials in town ...
Executive say they are developing factory bases in other countries such as Cambodia, Vietnam, Mexico and Brazil.
This time around, Trump has threatened on the campaign trail to slap 60% tariffs on all goods made in China and revoke ...
China likely faces much higher tariffs from the U.S. next year, said Zhiwei Zhang, chief economist at Pinpoint Asset ...
President-elect Trump is promising significant tariffs on foreign goods. Businesses are trying to stock up before they hit, ...
A $50 tricycle would increase to as much as $78; a $25 board game could cost $39 and a $17 plush toy could spike to $27 under ...
Tariffs would also lower US GDP by 0.8 per cent and add 4.3 per cent to inflation by 2028 if China alone retaliates. Read ...
Copper prices were up sharply on Thursday, with an analyst attributing the rise to expectations that Donald Trump's presidency would lead to additional tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting China to ...
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