The last exemptions cover the imports of China in a step that aims to classify the cost effect on US consumers.
The Trump administration has exempted smartphones, computers and other electronics from their reciprocal tariffs, according to the United States Customs and Border Protection.
The exemptions published on Friday night will cover several electronic products, including smartphones entering the US. UU. From China. Trump has slapped an internship of 145 percent of Chinese import tax.
The step would classify the cost effect on American consumers, since electronic components such as iPhones are mainly imported from China.
The semiconductors are also excluded from a 10 percent “baseline” rate for most US commercial partners.
Trump’s global global tariffs have scared the markets, forcing their administration to stop the levies for 90 days, except those of China.
