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Philippines to face 20% US tariff, Trump says in letter to Marcos
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON -- The U.S. will impose a 20% tariff on goods imported from the Philippines starting Aug. 1, President Donald Trump said in a letter revealed Wednesday, in his latest salvo against trade deficits with Southeast Asian nations.
Philippines' president to discuss tariffs in Trump meeting this July, top diplomat says
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr will meet US President Donald Trump in Washington this month, Manila's top diplomat said on Friday (July 11), with an increased trade tariff on one of Washington's top defence allies set to be discussed.
The Philippines is concerned about the United States' decision to impose 20% tariffs on Philippine exports but will continue ...
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The new tariff rates threatened in the letters Trump shared Wednesday are similar to those he announced on what the White ...
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