With reciprocity, as defined by Trump, U.S. tariffs would be probably on average 10 to 15 percentage points higher. In my opinion, tariffs actually hurt the U.S. economy, so while they would raise revenue ... they would reduce GDP growth,
I have decided for purposes of fairness, that I will charge a reciprocal tariff — meaning whatever countries charge the United States of America, we will charge them no more, no less. In other words, they charge us a tax or tariff and we charge them the exact same tax or tariff,
Obviously, it disrupts the way that things have been done for a very long time,
The trade deficit is really a macroeconomic imbalance,
It's just a very, very chaotic environment,
Our analyses suggest that the main impact will be on growth,
It will likely result in higher prices for hardworking American families and will erode household spending power,
It could be win-win,
It's hard to plan in any sort of long-term, sustainable way,
We encourage the president to seek coordination and collaboration with our trading partners and bring stability to our supply chains and family budgets,
Increases in tariffs and quotas are a negative supply shock, especially if accompanied by retaliation. This vicious circle should be avoided,
Trump is throwing that out the window ... Clearly this is ripping up trade. There are going to have to be adjustments all over the place,
Since intermediate goods make up about 45 percent of total US imports, such tariffs would ultimately undermine the competitiveness of American companies by raising the cost of industrial inputs,
Tariff ambiguity still reigns, but markets are currently drawing some comfort from the news" of the delay
This is every country, and essentially, when they treat us fairly, we treat them fairly,
The 'tariff storm' of Trump 2.0 era will have an adverse impact on the US and the world,
This challenges WTO free trade rules,
This approach will be of comprehensive scope, examining non-reciprocal trade relationships with all US trading partners,
So far, it seems more like an invitation to negotiate,
Despite the appearance of subsidizing exports and punishing imports, however, a border-adjusted VAT is trade neutral,