Trump’s sudden tariff exemptions on key tech imports remove a ‘doomsday scenario’ for the industry, top analyst says

• Trump administration declared multiple exceptions Friday late evening his “mutual tariffs”, including popular consumer electronics and critical technological components. That offers a huge return, such as US technology leaders Apple aeration of NvidiaPrompt Wedbush Analyst Dan Ives to declare it “Best Possible News for Technological Investors”.

President Donald Trump has returned the US technological sector from the edge of the disaster, after his administration released its “mutual tariffs” by its “mutual tariffs” popular consumer electronics and critical entrances.

The US Customs and Border Protection has been issued New guidance Ur Friday night On Trump Tariffs, relieving a number of imports Displaying of smartphones, computers, semiconductors, molar cells, solar cells, flat panel TV, flash drives, memory cards and solid condition disks.

Although some products could eventually hit future tariffs, they are likely to be lower than Trump before. In particular, it offers a huge break for companies in China for companies in China, which is a 20% liability by 125% mutual tariff. This caused 125% reply response from China, which meant that both sides were ready to trade each other.

A Insert the X weekly morningIn Veme, Tephi Georgia is for technical investors “Best News”, which raise a huge cloud on the field, as US technology giants had almost no alternative to their Asian supply networks.

“Without these exceptions, the US technology industry would have taken one decade, and the thesis of the revolution would be significantly slow,” he added. “Instead, we believe that the White House received sufficiently oppressive response from the Silicon Valley throughout the week that tariffs, which mainly in China, will talk about the tariff war and the negotiations of China.

Exceptions indicate the last turn of Trump over again, re-exiting his tariffs. On Wednesday, he announced a 90-day pause on the rates raised above the baseline, but rates raised for China. It also comes after he and his employees not leave, then announced that they were open to negotiations.

New manuals for inventions show that the US technology industry has a “loud voice” and that despite the resistance of the whites of the whites. “

To make sure there is still a lot of uncertainty and instability in the front, as any negotiations with China will probably take a number of months, at least he accepted. But for now, the likes of apple, NVIDIA, Microsoft: And others can breathe a huge sigh on this weekend.

“Great technology returns from the cliff with these exceptions, and it changes the whole situation for technological resources, which have this black swan event in the industry.” “The large US technology is in a strong mass position … And with these exceptions, this statement remains unchanged and this weekend will make happier technology bulls in dark 10 days (including).

A The following post:He added that “there will be still placement of moving goals in negotiations,” but Domsday Seneario is now out of our point of view. “

The White House did not immediately respond to the request of the comment on why the administration released technological imports from its tariffs.

Last weekend, after the markets sold $ 5 trillion on Trump’s “Liberation Day” about its 10% baseline tariffs and even higher responsibilities. Signatures have arisen from corporate AmericaA number

Trump Adviser Elon Musk has been broken by the White House Trading War on the last Saturday Visitation The Director General expressed hope for a “Zero tariff” system between the United States and Europe It would create a “free trade zone”.

And at the beginning of the day, musk softly softened the official Peter Navaro, who was It is reported that the main figure is on tariff policyoffering X that his Harvard degree is a “bad thing” and that he never built nothing.

Meanwhile, technological journalist Kara Swises Posted on topics Last Friday, the “Passage of High Profile Technology and Finance Managers travel to Mar-A-Lago to read Trump’s case – to talk about tariffs.”

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