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The Trump administration unveils a new wave of global tariffs. Who are the most affected, and what does this mean for the world economy?
From Laos to Canada, the imposition of new tariffs is creating deep uncertainty. Are we on the brink of a new trade war?
Trump's tariffs take effect, but the lack of signed agreements leaves businesses in limbo. The "world's workshop" in Asia is particularly at risk.
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00:00Trump's new wave of tariffs, an audacious strategy or a global risk.
00:05The White House has unveiled a new wave of tariffs on dozens of countries
00:08that have yet to finalize trade deals with the United States.
00:12These measures, presented by the Trump administration as a show of negotiating strength
00:17and a way to channel billions of dollars into the U.S. Treasury,
00:21are set to take effect in just a matter of days.
00:24However, experts are already cautioning that these new costs
00:28could be passed on to American consumers, potentially fueling inflation.
00:33Let's look at some of the countries facing these new levies and their new rates.
00:38Laos is set to face the steepest rate at 40%.
00:41Switzerland will see a 39% tariff.
00:45Canada, one of America's closest trading partners, will experience an increase from 25% to 35%.
00:51India is facing a 25% tariff.
00:55Taiwan will contend with a 20% rate.
00:57Indonesia is set at 19%, and Thailand, while initially facing a daunting 36%,
01:03has seen its rate reduced to 19%, offering a significant relief for its manufacturers.
01:09But, as the saying goes, the devil is in the details.
01:12And in this case, those details are largely missing.
01:16Despite the fanfare of deals, the Trump administration has reportedly only reached
01:20agreements with a dozen countries and the European Union.
01:23And crucially, only the deal with the United Kingdom has actually been signed.
01:28This leaves a vast landscape of unresolved specifics and considerable uncertainty for businesses and
01:34exporters worldwide.
01:36The situation in Thailand is a perfect example of this ambiguity.
01:39While its manufacturers were informed of a deal just two days before the official announcement,
01:45they still don't know exactly what it will mean for them.
01:48This rapid process means countries often lack certainty about the precise conditions of what has been agreed upon.
01:55Furthermore, there are already ongoing disagreements.
01:58Indonesia and the Philippines have explicitly denied granting the U.S.
02:03carte blanche to import into their countries, despite U.S. assertions to the contrary.
02:09Vietnam, believed to have reached an agreement, has remained publicly silent,
02:13and is understood to disagree, even with its imposed tariff rate.
02:16This pervasive lack of clarity has effectively thrown a wrench into the intricate global production
02:22machines of Asia, often called the world's workshop.
02:25The case of India underscores how these negotiations extend beyond mere goods and services.
02:31Facing a 25% tariff, Indian businesses and exporters, particularly in the textile sector,
02:37are in a state of deep uncertainty, unsure whether to proceed with existing orders due to the lack
02:43of clear guidelines. Adding to the complexity, the United States has expressed frustration with
02:48India's ongoing ties to Russia, specifically its purchases of Russian oil and arms. This has
02:53become a significant irritant in trade discussions. But India firmly maintains its sovereign right to
02:59import oil based on its national interest. Despite these challenges, the possibility of a broader trade
03:06deal with India remains on the table. With a September deadline and a U.S. trade team expected in August
03:12to continue talks. In conclusion, the imposition of these new tariffs by the Trump administration
03:17represents a forceful commercial strategy. However, the pervasive lack of transparency
03:23and the discrepancy between applicable announcements and concrete detailed agreements are fostering deep
03:28global uncertainty, leaving many nations and industries in the dark about the future of their
03:33commercial relationships with the United States.
03:35It's money. It's money. It's money.

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