Tariffs in a sentence

In May, just days before China confirmed the tariffs, GrainCorp boss Robert Spurway said the tariffs had no basis.

We have declined to reduce tariffs, even where reducing tariffs would improve the competitiveness of our exports.

Trump’s decision to lift tariffs was also welcome news for U.S. farmers who have been hit by retaliatory tariffs.

If Trump goes ahead with the auto tariffs, the EU seems likely to retaliate with tariffs on U.S. wine and dairy.

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Retaliatory tariffs in place because of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum hurt pork exports in the second half of 2018.

Trump has imposed tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods which has led to extensive retaliatory tariffs.

Musk reversed himself on tariffs because he has a major Tesla factory in China and can't afford to be seen supporting tariffs.

Mr. Trump has continuously misrepresented who pays tariffs, falsely stating that China pays the tariffs.

On 4 July, the preliminary tariffs will start to apply, meaning that companies need to put aside a certain sum for the tariffs.

But if more U.S. tariffs are imposed, especially against automobiles, it is likely that Japan will respond with tariffs on U.S. goods.

Generally, a Republican controlled Congress would prefer higher tariffs and a Democrat controlled Congress would prefer lower tariffs.

We expect to continue mitigating the impact of tariffs primarily through selling price increases to offset the higher tariffs incurred.

Steel stocks are getting smashed as well as the steel and aluminum tariffs have more exemptions and are being replaced by China tariffs.

The agreement also would reduce tariffs on about $120 billion worth of goods, and forestalled new tariffs that were scheduled for Dec. 15.

Tariffs vary seasonally and additional tariffs apply for children, dogs, bedding, logs etc.

The tariffs will go into effect this Sunday, Canada Day, in response to tariffs levied by the US administration a month ago, on June first.

The new exchange of tariffs comes nearly a year after the Trump administration imposed the first set of tariffs on Chinese goods last summer.

The U.S. currently leverages 25% tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods, while China tariffs on U.S. imports are currently at $110 billion.

In retaliation, those countries targeted with tariffs have imposed steep retaliatory tariffs on products like soy beans and pork in particular.