Trump says chips from China will face national security probe; further tariffs expected

Trump says chips from China will face national security probe; further tariffs expected

In response, Beijing imposed tariffs on US imports that were already already in place on Friday, increasing them to 125 %. China said it was evaluating the impact of the restrictions for the engineering products that were implemented late on Friday on Sunday before Lutnick’s responses.

According to China’s Ministry of Commerce,” The whistle on a wolf’s chest can only be untied by the person who tied it.”

Bill Ackman, a billionaire entrepreneur who backed Trump’s presidential campaign but has criticized the tariffs, called on him on Sunday to halt the broad and steep bilateral tariffs on China for three weeks, as Trump did last week for most nations.

Trump’s proposed 90-day suspension of Chinese tariffs and temporary reduction of 10 % had “accomplish the same goal in causing US companies to move their supply stores from China without the disruption and risk,” Ackman wrote on X.

” CHANGES DAY EVERY DAY”

Sven Henrich, leader and lead business planner for NorthmanTrader, harshly criticized the way the tax dispute was being handled on Sunday.

The biggest protest of the year may take place on the day Lutnick is fired, Henrich wrote on X. I advise the leadership figure out who controls the communication, whatever it is because it changes daily. With frequent back and forth, US businesses are unable to make plans or investments.

Democrats ‘ Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Trump’s most recent tax change, which economists warned could thwart economic growth and stoke prices.

On ABC’s” This Week,” Warren said,” There is only chaos and corruption. There is no tax plan.”

A list of tax codes that are exempt from import taxes was published by the US Customs and Border Protection agency in a late Friday notice to shippers. There were 20 different product categories, including flat panel displays, notebooks, disk drives, silicon devices, memory cards, and computers.