Trump's tariffs will be difficult

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These countries are the most sensitive to Washington’s new tariffs. Their economies are deeply confident in selling goods to the United States, and many were especially struck by steep taxes.

Many of the worst hit countries are close American allies and partners. In Southeast Asia, countries such as Vietnamese, Thailand and Cambodia have been trying to turn themselves for years Alternatives to China Bags, electronics, shoes and car parts, for factories that eventually end in the United States. Now they will face some of the most punishing tariffs.

A second group of trading partners facing high tariffs include large exporters such as China, Japan, India and the European Union. Their total economy is less exposed to the changes in the American exports, but many are still facing great economic risks.

These figures indicate the increase in the tasks announced by the Trump management on Wednesday. The United States has already applied a number of tariffs in many countries and sectors, but usually in a lower level.

In Canada and Mexico, which rely on trade with the United States and Mexico, was released from new tariffs. Both countries will submit to the 25 percent tariff for the presence of the Tariff, which applied many products to apply Trump’s global steel, aluminum and cars separately separately individually. Car tariffs came into force on Thursday.

Mr. Trump, almost every trading partner applied a minimum of 10 percent of a minimum of 10 percent.

Countries that prevent the highest tariffs can still face extraordinary economic pressure. Experts warned that the tariffs can stabilize the whole world economy. And European companies can struggle to compete with the low-valued Chinese imports redirected from the United States.

“Even the countries that do not face high tariffs will also have difficulty,” he said. You will break the supply chains and hit the global economy, the dose of great uncertainty will hit, say, “Thus, you will have less investment and less economic activity and less employment.”