US Commerce Secretary says exempted electronic products to come under separate tariffs

Markets cautiously shift higher after latest Trump tariffs rollback on electronics

Stocks worldwide rose yesterday after evidence emerged over the weekend that the US had relaxed key tariffs on tech imports from China, at least for now.

Tech stocks surge after Trump pauses tariffs on phones, electronics

Tech stocks surged Monday after the Trump administration exempted key electronics such as smartphones, laptops and chips from a new wave of tariffs on Chinese goods -- offering a reprieve to a sector that had been reeling from rising trade tensions and mounting supply chain uncertainty.

US Commerce Secretary says exempted electronic products to come under separate tariffs

World markets advance as tech shares are boosted by Trump's exemption for tariffs on electronics

HONG KONG (AP) — Asian markets rallied on Monday as tensions over trade eased slightly after U.S. President Donald Trump said electronics such as computer chips, smart phones and laptops would not be subject to the same high import duties as some other products. U.S. futures also gained after a rally Friday on Wall Street. However, a weaker U.S. dollar and lower oil prices hinted at persisting worries over the direction of Trump’s trade war. In …

Trump promises to announce tariffs on semiconductors next week

Earlier, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that the US administration has temporarily exempted shipments of smartphones, computers and other electronics from the reciprocal tariffs

Trump team projects confidence and calm after tariff moves rattled markets

ATLANTA -- Trump administration officials were out in force across the television networks Sunday defending President Donald Trump's economic policies after another week of reeling markets that saw the Republican administration reverse course on some of its steepest tariffs.