US technological companies feel pinch of Chinese tariffs

Deena Ghazarian, President Donald Trump’s first office term was sent to the company to a well section of the company.

It agreed to present several large US retailers with video accessories produced mainly in China, with 2019 and its California-based firm, hard, only large audio and video accessories.

Then Trump applied sweeping tariffs in China, and on one night, Deena made a 25% additional payment in each cable and component previously from scratch.

Had to swallow costs and thought it would go bust for a while.

“I thought it would start a work in less than a year and I thought I would end.” “I spent all this time, money and effort and shocked something like this blind.”

The company drew, but as many US enterprises, now finds itself in a surprisingly similar situation.

Since returning to the office in January, Mr. Trump, the tariffs of all the goods imported from China, 25% of Canada and Mexican products, only one of them postpone some of them until April.

The President wants these countries to put more production, more to produce more production and as unfair trade imbalances to the United States and want to take the flows of illegal drugs and migrants to America.

However, the last time the tasks are gradually gradually and are broader than many products.

Goods, desktop computers and tablets like smartphones are now for the first time, while the taxes rose to the higher.

“US importers have to pay these taxes, not exporters, not exporters,” he said.

“American enterprises and are the suffering consumers.”

Enterprises such as Ms. Ghazarian are especially exposed. China is the number one supplier of electronic products in the United States with imports with $ 146 billion (£ 112 billion) in 2023 (112 billion pounds) according to official data.

Meanwhile, 87% of the United States, this year, 78%, 78%, 78% of laptops, 79% and two-thirds of the tablets, CTA says.

Many American companies, such as Thailand, Taiwan and Vietnam, stay away from the countries from countries from countries such as Taiwan and Vietnam.

At the same time, the US President is now aiming to Mexico – another basic electronics supplier. Internal production in the United States has increased, and is still limited to higher costs and harsh rules due to partial tariffs.

“Yes, now Apple diversify some iPhone and (Taiwanese ChipMaker) in India,” said a great fellow at the Peterson Institute at Washington DC.

“But China is still a mass of supply chains. It takes time to develop relations with new suppliers, they cost expensive to develop.”

Research shows that companies have exceeded a large number of tariff expenses by increasing prices. Prior to the previous US electronics retail sales, the “vast majority of the” vast majority “of new tariffs will be” Vendors in the industry will have so small edges.

In February, Taiwanese company Acer, the price of laptops will probably increase in 10% in China, 10% in China, and warned that the US would be lower due to HP tariffs.

Ms. Ghazarian says he says he should raise his prices this year, but it is concerned that he can return. “There is a price point that the customer is satisfied with the value of the goods provided.

“The moment I get the above I started to lose customers. High inflation squeezed Americans.”

During the first term of Mr. Trump, companies such as Apple were successfully provided for products and are still being seen in the carwife.

Insiders also had a negotiation tactic of Mr. Trump, as a conversational tactic, because in an agreement reached in 2020, China could relax.

The fear of the US economic slowdown can change it too.

Currently, the tension is likely to increase. China, Mexico and Canada, promised to take revenge on any of the United States put on them this week, and Mr. Trump, Canadian steel and aluminum only threatened double tariffs on the ranking of back at the last moment.

Soon he plans to apply “mutual tariffs” in the rest of the world and threatened to increase tariffs to 60% in Chinese goods while on campaign trail.

China has a risk to increase the price of technological goods around China, if China has been forced to transfer to countries where labor costs are higher. Moreover, the United States can be withdrawn with tariffs on imported technology.

Ms. Gazarian says he is worried, but at least this time prepared. As many other businesses in the United States, Mr. Trump has ordered additional inventory before the office and keeps the East Coast Warehouse.

He hopes the company will receive the company over the next year until he can “Pivot” again.

“This means to produce a product or find a more efficient way to do something completely different. It’s annoying, I need to focus on living my work, than to grow my work.”