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Separate tariffs coming on smartphones, chips imports: US Commerce Secretary

Washington, April 13: A day after the US exempted electronics imports, including semiconductors, from reciprocal tariffs, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on Sunday the country is set to launch "separate tariffs" for imports of smartphones, computers, semiconductors, and other components in the next one to two months.

US exempts smartphones, computers from latest tariffs

Washington/New Delhi, April 12: In a cheer for the global electronics industry, including in India, the US government on Saturday announced to exempt smartphones and computers imported to the country from the latest tariffs.

Will announce a major tariff on Pharma shortly, says US President Donald Trump

Washington DC, April 9: US President Donald Trump continues to be belligerent on his policy of reciprocal Tariffs despite strong opposition both within the US and outside. On Tuesday night (local time), the US President announced that Tariffs on the Pharma sector were coming soon. The sector has so far been exempt from the Tariffs.

Trump's reciprocal tariffs take effect undeterred by negotiations

Washington, April 9: US President Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs go into effect Tuesday at midnight US Eastern time (9:30 am IST) unaffected by negotiations underway between the US and the affected trading partner countries, with the heaviest levy of 104 per cent on goods from China.

Yes, I am Obsessed: Raghav Chadha on voicing national interest in Parliament

New Delhi, April 4: Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha on Friday sought to highlight his commitment to go the extra mile in safeguarding the economic interests of the country and posted on social media a video clip of his light-hearted exchange over the issue with Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, captioning it “Yes, I am obsessed”.

Canada, Mexico & China brace for US tariff hike

New York, Feb 1: China, Canada, and Mexico, the three biggest trading partners of the U.S., are bracing for tariff hikes threatened by President Donald Trump, who also warned of "short-term disruption".