The pill will be difficult to swallow for Americans fans of Apple products. The Trump administration has just set upnew customs fees for Chinese imports. Let us summarize the situation.
First 34 %, then 54, now 104. But where will it stop?
At first, Donald Trump had announced a tax of20 %on imports of Chinese products to the United States. Subsequently, this figure had rose to34 %. China obviously did not want to let it have responded by applying similar costs for American products arriving on its soil.
Which did not please President Trump. The latter had then threatened to hit his big commercial rival even stronger in the event that reciprocal costs are indeed applied.
But Beijing did not fall for it. Consequently, the country is now undergoing the strongest taxation set up by the American government on import: 104 %...
What would Tim Cook say?
In recent days, there have been several analysts trying to predict the impact of new customs fees on the prices of Apple products sold across the Atlantic.Some spoke of an increase of up to 25 %. But these hypotheses were based on a now obsolete taxation grid. From that day, with 104 % tax instead of 34 (or a multiplication of the amount by 3), the calculations are obviously no longer the same ...
We will have to review his analyzes, while Apple still depends a lot on China for the construction of its products, including the iPhone. Meanwhile, the APP action course is in avery bad pass. And scholarship specialists have all revised their prediction in the medium -term decline concerning the Californian firm.
Be careful all the same: with Donald Trump at the helm, we are not immune to a reversal of the situation tomorrow, or in the coming days. He seems to play with the world of world markets as he would with puppets ... And for the moment, these sons are holding. But until when?
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