US Considers Targeted Chip Tariffs Amid Trade Discussions With Mexico
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick indicated the United States is evaluating targeted tariffs on technology companies that fail to manufacture semiconductors domestically. The proposal emerges alongside high-level trade discussions with Mexican officials regarding proposed levies on automobiles and steel.
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Mexico presses US on auto, steel tariffs in meeting with Lutnick - Reuters
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Read full article →Lutnick says US considering ‘targeted’ chip tariffs on firms that don’t build in US
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Wednesday that President Donald Trump's administration is working to craft a "targeted" and "thoughtful" tariff policy for semiconductors, reiterating that companies that produce products in the United States would not pay duties. During a CNBC interview, Lutnick confirmed that the administration is working on the envisioned tariffs, after Politico, a media outlet, reported last week that it is weighing new chip tariffs despite warnings from tech compani
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Read full article →Cheong Wa Dae says no details finalized after Lutnick's remarks on 'targeted' chip tariff
SEOUL, Sept. 3 (Yonhap) -- No details have been finalized on any new U.S. tariff...
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