I can’t afford to buy from Temu now, and I already couldn’t afford to buy in this country,” Scott said in late April. Two weeks later, the Trump administration and Chines

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These included a dramatic increase in tariffs on products manufactured in China, rising from 34% to 104%. Additionally, imports from Taiwan faced a tariff hike from 10% to 32% for certain laptops. A 25% tariff was also imposed on imported automobiles and goods deemed "non-compliant with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement" (USMCA).

The tariff policies under President Trump have reshaped the economic landscape, affecting logistics giants like FedEx and UPS. These changes, particularly in 'de minimis' tariffs on low-value imports,

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The tariff policy implemented by President Trump is not just a macroeconomic issue; its effects are felt at the individual company level, forcing businesses to adapt to new costs and complexities in international trade.

President Donald Trump has announced a significant reduction in tariffs on low-value imports from China. This change, effective May 14, aims to lower costs for consumers and is part of a 90-day truce between the two economic giants.

At the end of the day, the brunt of the tariffs will fall on US consumers, especially lower-income ones who rely on relatively inexpensive products from China. Now, Americans can expect longer wait times and higher prices, trade experts told CNN.

The earlier 120% tariff rate on small packages from China valued under $800 will be lowered, the White House said Monday.