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US President Donald Trump has announced that on Monday he will announce the tariff rate to imported semiconductors, which relate to mobile phones, computers and a host of other electronic devices, adding that there will be “flexibility” with some industry companies.

Donald Trump warned on Sunday that no country would “escape” it from the attack it has launched by imposing “reciprocal” customs duties, “above all China”, against which it was re -managed, the following exceptions to its technology products.

In particular, within a few hours the following occurred:

  • ‘Payrolls’ but in fact non -reciprocal/much higher duties for all
  • Duties up to 10% for all for 90 days
  • 50% more duties in China
  • 50% even more duties in China
  • In addition to computers and electronics
  • But maybe on computers and electronics …

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“No more or less leaves”

At the same time, marketed by the market, there are market players.

Sven Henrich, founder and head of the Northantrader Consulting Company, on Sunday criticized the way in which the issue of duties was addressed.

“The largest rally (rise) of the year would come on the day of Lutnik’s dismissal”, Henrich wrote on X for the US Secretary of Commerce. “I suggest the government to find out who controls the message, whatever this message is, as it changes every day. US businesses cannot plan or invest with ” leaving ” ‘.

Billionaire Majesty Bill Akman, who supported Trump’s presidency’s candidacy but criticized the duties, invited him on Sunday to lift duties in China for three months, as the president did for most countries last week.

In a notice to the importers late Friday, the US Customs and Border Protection Service published a list of tariff codes exempt from import taxes. It includes 20 product categories, including computers, laptops, hard drives, semiconductor, memory chips and flat screens.