Trump is close to the semiconductor tariffs, a pause floating on the duties of cars Donald Trump

The US President says he is looking to provide relief to auto companies while adjusting their supply chains.

US President Donald Trump has developed plans to provide a tariff on semiconductors and pharmaceutical products, even when they float on the possibility of postponing his duties in the auto industry.

In the latest wave of commercials on Monday, the Trump Administration launched investigations into the implications of national security to import goods and relevant products, including chips and pharmaceutical components.

Investigations follow Trump’s statements during the weekend that he will announce the details of the new definitions on semiconductors within days, and after that Exempt his administration Chips and other high -tech commodities were detected from the “mutual” tariff on April 2.

Investigations are the latest investigations related to the trade that the United States started under Article 232 of the Trade Expansion Law, which was also used by the Trump administration to audit copper, wood, steel, and and whales. Aluminum.

The semi -conductors are decisive to manufacture almost all modern electronics.

The United States relies heavily on semiconductors Imports from AsiaEspecially Taiwan, although Trump, like his predecessor, Joe Biden, pushes companies to make more chips locally.

In the advertisement that the White House praised as an example of Trump’s commercial policies at work, Chip Giant Nvidia said on Monday that it would spend up to $ 500 billion in building highly intelligent computers on US ground for the first time.

Trump’s move towards the new customs tariffs on chips and medicines raises the possibility of new disturbances for companies and financial markets all over the world, which has been shaved by the amazing advertisements of the US President about trade.

After advertising 90 days stopped In most of his “mutual” definition against dozens of commercial partners last week, Trump raised the duties rate on imports from China to 145 percent.

China, in turn, slapped American imports with a A 125 percent tariffDuring the pledge to “fight to the end” if Washington continues to escalate its trade war.

Financial markets and companies were waiting for signs that the Trump tariff would be mitigated or dropped directly if the administration was able to extract concessions from its commercial partners.

In an interview with Fox Business on Monday, Kevin Haysit, the best economic advisor in Trump, said that officials are making “amazing” progress in their negotiations with American commercial partners and receiving “amazing offers” from more than 10 countries.

Hasit did not specify the countries that the United States was having.

On Monday, Trump suggested that he could provide car companies companies with some tariffs with an area of ​​25 percent on vehicles and car parts to give them time to adjust their supply chains.

“I look at something to help some car companies, as they turn into spare parts made in Canada, Mexico and other places, and they need a little time, because they are going to Make them hereTrump told reporters at the White House.

“I am a very flexible person. I don’t change my opinion, but I am flexible, and you have to be,” Trump added.

The American stocks, which were on a flight of Trump’s tariff advertisements, rose to Monday, when the S& P500 norm and nasdaq has gained 0.79 percent and 0.64 percent, respectively.

Asian markets rose on Tuesday morning, as KOSPI increased in South Korea by 1.16 percent and 0.67 percent, respectively, as of 02:00 GMT.