As of April 13, 2025, the U.S.–China trade war has intensified, impacting various sectors and consumer prices.
Tariff Escalation
The U.S. imposed a 145% tariff on Chinese goods, prompting China to retaliate with a 125% tariff on American products. These measures have disrupted global trade and markets.Wikipedia Reuters
Electronics and Tech Sector
Initially, the U.S. exempted electronics like smartphones and computers from tariffs, benefiting companies such as Apple and Dell. However, new duties targeting these products are planned within two months, citing national security concerns.Reuters Business Insider
Fast Fashion Impact
The U.S. ended the “de-minimis” rule, which allowed goods under $800 to enter duty-free. Starting May 2, tariffs will begin at 30% or $25 per item, increasing to 90% or $75 by June 1. This change is expected to raise prices for fast fashion imports from China, affecting retailers like Shein and Temu .The Guardian
Global Supply Chain Shifts
Chinese businesses are reconsidering their trade futures with the U.S., with some halting shipments and seeking alternative markets like Europe and Australia . The disruption signals a possible structural shift in global supply chains and trade dynamics between the world’s top two economies.AP News
Your Considerations
Are you prepared for potential price increases on electronics and clothing?The Guardian
Have you considered diversifying your suppliers or markets to mitigate risks?
Are you staying informed about ongoing trade negotiations that could affect your business?
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