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Made in China: How Trump’s tariffs could make almost everything in your home more expensive
Betty, our hypothetical (but extremely familiar) working mother is looking to furnish a new home. For many everyday essentials, almost every option is made in China. Thanks to President Trump’s new 145% tariff on nearly all goods from China,
"One way to avoid tariffs is you just don't ship things directly from China into the United States," he explained. "And ...
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Workers throughout China are flooding the streets in revolt as U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs slam the fragile Chinese ...
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China is pivotal in the U.S. home goods market with 27.7% of the category's imports. This reliance underscores the sector's ...
The new tariffs have also led to bottlenecks at U.S. customs offices. She has found that customs staff are overwhelmed, ...
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