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Title: Trump delays China tariff increases by another 90 days

Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2025 20:14:43 +0000
Link: https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/trump-delay...

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order extending lower tariffs
with China for another 90 days, CNBC reports. The new executive order was
signed before the previous agreement was set to end on August 12 at midnight.

The extension will maintain the current 30 percent tariff on goods from China
while representatives from both countries negotiate a new trade deal. The
previous agreement lowered US tariffs down from 145 percent to 30 percent,
and Chinese tariffs down from 145 percent to 10 percent.

At the time, it was unclear how the move would impact the price of
electronics manufactured in China, but for at least some companies, it's
still led to higher costs. While the price of the Switch 2 is remaining the
same, Nintendo announced at the beginning of August that the price of the
Switch 1 would increase by $40 or more. Sonos has said that some of its
products would increase in price, but hasn't shared details. Both DJI and
Microsoft announced price hikes on some of their products back in May, too.

For companies manufacturing products abroad, the sudden swerves in Trump
administration trade policy seem almost as difficult to deal with as the
tariffs themselves. That erratic protectionism is reshaping global trade, and
it's also won concessions from companies trying to do business as normal.
Apple committed to spending an extra $100 billion on US manufacturing last
week to avoid being subjected to tariffs. And early today, both AMD and
NVIDIA reportedly agreed to pay the US 15 percent of their profits to be
allowed to sell GPUs in China.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-
tech/trump-delays-china-tariff-increases-by-another-90-days-
201443024.html?src=rss

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