Singapore Says Exports Worth $7.4 Billion Affected by New U.S. Tariffs

New US Tariffs Put $7.4 Billion of Singapore Exports at Risk

A 12.5% tariff took effect July 24 on roughly one-third of Singapore's goods exports to the United States, covering optical instruments and chemicals while exempting semiconductors and pharmaceuticals.

Singapore says exports worth US$7.4bil affected by new US tariffs

The US imposed the tariff because Singapore has no law banning imports made with forced labour and no reciprocal trade agreement with Washington committing it to introduce one.

Singapore says exports worth $7.4 billion affected by new US tariffs

Gan said in parliament on Wednesday that the tariffs imposed under Section 301 of the US Trade Act of 1974 would affect ​about a third of Singapore's exports

Singapore says exports worth US$7.4bil affected by new U.S. tariffs

SINGAPORE: About one-third of Singapore's exports to the U.S., worth S$9.5 billion ($7.4 billion), will be affected by a new U.S. tariff of 12.5% imposed on July 24, Trade Minister Gan Kim Yong said.

Singapore says exports worth $7.4 billion affected by new U.S. tariffs

SINGAPORE, Aug 6 (Reuters) - About one-third of Singapore's exports to the U.S., worth S$9.5 billion ($7.4 billion), will be affected by a new U.S. tariff of 12.5% ​imposed on July 24, Trade Minister Gan Kim Yong ‌said. Here are the details: • Gan said...

Singapore to weigh wider trade-offs before seeking lower US tariff: Gan Kim Yong

Around one-third of Singapore's domestic exports to the United States, valued at S$9.5 billion annually, are affected under the new 12.5 per cent tariff imposed by Washington.