What is the following for products like iPhone made in China? And more your questions that answered

On Saturday, all the goods imported to the United States will face 10 % in the world.

Donald Trump has declared higher rates for some countries that he set as “the worst criminals” for trade.

Our correspondents have answered your questions about the meaning and impact of this.

Mike Hevild, 60, in Preston, the great technology correspondent, Graham Fraser, ask what happens to products – such as iPhone – which is made by American companies in China?

One of the attractive results of announcing definitions was the effect on the Apple, as its share price decreased by 7 %.

The American technology giant has large manufacturing rules in some countries that reach President Trump’s policy – especially China, which faces a tariff of 54 %, and Vietnam (46 %).

In 2019, when Trump was the first at the White House, Apple gave Chinese introductory exemptions. Apple presidents hope to obtain a similar deal this time.

“If Apple is unable to exempt it this time and assuming that Apple was 54 % and not going through Chinese definitions, then we are estimated at about 9 % of the negative impact on the total total margin of the company.”

In February, Apple adhered to invest more than $ 500 billion (396 billion pounds) in the United States during the next four years. At that time, Trump claimed that Apple’s support for American manufacturing was partial in response to his commercial policies, including definitions.

Paul Miller, in Devon, Darchini David, Deputy Editor -in -Chief of the Economy, asks about the impact of definitions on American consumers, and whether the UK can get it.

American shoppers can largely be victims of confrontation lines in this trade war, as they were thrown due to high prices and less choice, regardless of the president’s speech.

This means that producers will search for and benefit from new markets.

We saw this in the first period of the president, when the likes of Vietnam and Malaysia benefited from the definitions he imposed on China to increase the amount he sold to America.

Ironically, they are in the shooting line now – and therefore they are likely to compete to sell more to the United Kingdom – useful to consumers, and less than for competing companies

Indeed, many producers turn their eyes beyond known customers – think about the whiskey makers aspiring to Asia. It is likely to be condensed.

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Jock Scott, from Nuneaton, business correspondent Nick Edzer if the American definitions have an impact on the cost of the UK’s living.

It was also always when looking at the effects of definitions, there is a lot of uncertainty about this. In some cases, UK prices may rise, elsewhere they can decrease.

The customs duties announced by Trump will be paid on Wednesday by companies that import goods to the United States. This means that the initial impact of high prices is likely to be on American consumers, if American companies succeed in additional costs.

However, some economists believe that definitions can enhance the value of the dollar against other currencies. If the pound is weak against the dollar, UK companies import goods from the United States will face higher costs. This may then increase the prices of these goods in UK stores if companies are not able to absorb the increasing costs themselves.

Also, if the UK government decides to take revenge on its customs tariffs on American goods entering the United Kingdom, there may be risks that the UK may rise if British companies are transferred to additional costs to customers.

However, some economists have suggested that prices may also decrease as a result of tariffs.

Swati Dingra, an economist and member of the Monetary Policy Committee at the Bank of England, which determines interest rates, suggested that companies that usually send their goods to the United States may instead send to countries that do not have such a sharp tariff, such as the United Kingdom, which may lead to a flood of cheaper goods.

Robert Jones, from Cardiff, Kevin Bishi, asks the cost of the correspondent living about the impact of definitions on our pension investments.

There is no doubt about Trump’s announcement about the definitions that led to it Immediate movements in stock prices It is also possible that it will have a long -term economic effect.

Robert and Stephen has mentioned the low value of pension investments, and the situation will be annoying to millions of people with any kind of investment.

Experts say investors have always had to ride economic shocks. By definition investment, investments require a future look and long -term strategy. So, they urge people not to panic or make knee decisions.

However, for those about to benefit from investments, it may be more anxious, although most pension savings are transferred to safer property such as cash or bonds as people approach retirement age. State pension is not affected.

Paul Nalderett from Windsor is asking business correspondent Mark Ashamum if the position of UK outside the European Union is actually an opportunity as the European Union is granted by 20 %.

Some refer to “the benefit of Britain’s exit from the European Union” because the United Kingdom is only subject to 10 % of the customs tariff instead of 20 % that is slapped on the European Union.

This will not limit the pain that British companies feel compared to their European neighbors, but may provide commercial opportunities.

UK exporters to America can have a competitive advantage, as American importers face only half -tax by dealing with UK’s business instead of European Union companies.

British companies – consumers – can also benefit from goods cheaper in finding their way to here instead of America if the additional costs prove that they cannot be overcome.

However, there are concerns about the effect that can be on local industries if they are cheap products, perhaps with less criteria, the UK market is immersed.