WASHINGTON: US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said on Tuesday (Sep 5) she does not expect any revisions to US tariffs on China imposed during president Donald Trump's administration until an ongoing review is completed by the US Trade Representative's Office. 'I don't think the (Biden) administration wil
WASHINGTON: US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said on Tuesday she does not expect any revisions to US tariffs on China imposed during president Donald Trump's administration until an ongoing review is completed by the US Trade Representative's Office.
"I don't think the administration will make any changes until that review is completed," Raimondo told CNBC. It is not clear when USTR will conclude the review. Trump, a Republican, imposed tariffs in 2018 and 2019 on thousands of imports from China valued at some US$370 billion at the time, after a"Section 301" investigation found that China was misappropriating US intellectual property and coercing US companies to transfer sensitive technology to do business.
"We didn't put those tariffs in place. We don't think they make a whole of sense in many cases," Raimondo, part of the administration of Democratic President Joe Biden, said on Tuesday."I think the Trump tariffs could have been much more strategic and that's why we are doing this four-year review.
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