Trade War and Tech, Tariffs Could Hurt Trump’s AI Goals | Bloomberg Technology
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Hosts: Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow, live from New York & San Francisco.
Tariff Concerns: President Trump’s tariffs, including 104% on Chinese products, evoke anxiety. Countertariffs from China and the EU are observed.
Market Movements: Nasdaq shows minor gains amid tariff news, with references to Amazon canceling orders of Chinese electronics.
Impact of Tariffs: Discussions about U.S. reliance on Chinese electronics and potential disruptions to supply chains.
Manufacturing Focus: The White House aims to bring manufacturing back to the U.S., with Apple being a central example of this initiative, following a substantial investment in U.S. operations.
Ongoing Trade War: The escalation of trade tensions could significantly alter American consumer access to essential products produced in China, highlighting the valid dependencies in tech and consumer goods.
Economic Predictions: Discussions on the implications of high tariffs on revenue generation and a possible reduction in imports, which could limit the actual tariff revenue expected. Bloomberg Economics suggests a $300 billion revenue potential.
Expert Opinions: Insights from various experts regarding the technology sector’s strategies amidst an active trade war and volatility in the market.