
U.S. Tariffs: A Self-Inflicted Wound Felt in New York
One month into the U.S. “reciprocal tariffs”, New Yorkers from bankers to teachers say higher costs and economic fallout are already here.
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One month into the U.S. “reciprocal tariffs”, New Yorkers from bankers to teachers say higher costs and economic fallout are already here.
Opposition mounts in the US as Harris, Yellen and business groups warn Trump’s sweeping tariffs risk recession, squeeze consumers and strain global supply chains.
As of May 2, the U.S. ends duty-free treatment for imports from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong SAR. Shoppers face up to 120% tariffs, delivery delays, and pricier goods.
President Trump warned US kids could end up with ‘two dolls instead of 30’ as 145% tariffs on Chinese mainland toys threaten half of US toy makers.
Serbian ex‑FM Ivan Mrkić calls US tariffs an “act of deception,” warning of supply‑chain strains and urging G20 and WTO members to seek multilateral solutions.
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China remains unfazed by US tariff hikes as Beijing urges domestic reforms over trade battles. Explore the impact on America’s global standing.
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U.S. tariff threats have triggered a global domino effect: higher prices, rising inflation, job cuts, and retaliatory duties, proving that trade war policies can backfire at home.