Historic tariffs set to hit Virginians in multiple ways; experts take a deeper dive
- President Trump announced tariffs on exporters to the US and nations with trade imbalances on April 2.
- Trump's announcement came as Vietnam was working to reduce its trade surplus with the United States.
- Vietnam slashed tariffs, vowed to buy more US products, and sent a delegation to the US ahead of the announcement.
- The new tariff rates include a minimum 10% import duty and a 46% tariff on goods from Vietnam.
- Experts warn the tariffs could disrupt global trade and negatively impact Vietnam's economic growth and goals.
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"This 46% increase in customs duties for Vietnam, which played the game of opening in the United States, looks like madness"
Vietnam, where a state visit of King Philippe is currently taking place, is one of the countries most heavily affected by the increase in customs duties decreed by Donald Trump. On the spot, Belgian investors are in expectation. ...
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