These tech markets are taking the brunt of the new US tariffs - what that means for you
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On April 2, President Trump introduced a new round of tariffs on various trade partners, set to begin on April 5, with rates varying between 10% to 49%. The tariffs disproportionately target Asian countries, including China (34%), Vietnam (46%), and Cambodia (49%), which are significant players in the tech manufacturing space. The announcement raises concerns about future price increases on electronic goods as these tariffs may lead to higher costs for manufacturers and consumers alike; clearer effects will likely unfold in the coming months.
President Trump announced new tariffs on trade partners, ranging from 10% to 49%, effective April 5, affecting numerous countries and impacting tech products.
The tariffs, which target major manufacturing countries, specifically impact technology sectors, indicating potential significant price increases for various electronics in the coming months.
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