The ministry said, “If the United States says a job but the other, or even tries to use the dialogue as an excuse to continue oppression and blackmailing plans, China will never agree, nor will it sacrifice its principles or international justice and justice to achieve an agreement.”
For us, the chipmakers, who are still waiting for Trump’s own semiconductor tariff plan, will be closely seen in trade talks. Prior to the talks, Nvidia, AMD, Super Micro, and Marvel have warned investors about the loss of billions, some people have postponed further investors’ guidance until the tariff plan is disclosed, CNBC Reported.
Both tech companies both inside and outside the United States are also allegedly entering, even though they do not fully rely on China -based production.
Despite a plan to transfer the production of exemptions and US -based products to India to India, Apple recently estimated that in this quarter, the BBC could increase the cost of 900 million millions of revenue. Reported.
So far, there are no clear winners in Trump’s trade war. South Korea-based Samsung-in which Vietnamese production center is subject to 46 % revenue-it is expected that it will likely receive the loss of any apple. But on the current income call, an executive has warned investors that “we have a lot of uncertainty.”
“Due to the rapid changes in policies and geographical political tensions in major countries, it is difficult to accurately predict the business implications of taxes and response,” said Samsung’s executive.
And although trade negotiations can be changed dramatically once again, the CTA has warned that “electronics supply chain, copper, wood, critical minerals and other materials in semiconductor and other products are released” potential increase in cost -increase prices.