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US Pulls Back Tariffs on Phones, Laptops, and Other Electronics
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The Trump administration has exempted smartphones, computers, and a range of other electronics from its harshest tariffs on Chinese goods. The exemptions (on these electronics) removed the latest 125% layer of tariffs on China. Tariff Snapshot on Electronics (as of April 12, 2025): 🟢 125% reciprocal tariff on Chinese electronics – exempted