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#BREAKING | #WhiteHouse officials clarify to CNBC Eamon Javers that all countries with #tradedeals will see the #Tariff rate drop to 10% including #India. The ad valorem rate of 10 percent as per the proclamation, is in effect for 150 days Shereen Bhan #TrumpTariffs #DonaldTrump #TrumpWatch

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A tariff that expires in 150 days isn’t a long-run industrial policy. Firms invest on multi-year horizons. If the policy is temporary, the investment response will be, too: mostly none. (This was recorded when the tariff rate was 10%; it's now 15%.)
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