Dan Strumpf
Senior Reporter at Bloomberg News
Covering South Asia for @business out of Delhi. Focused on politics & econ. Formerly w/@WSJ in Hong Kong. DMs always open. Views mine, more interested in yours.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Daniela Wei
Nike and MLB branded shoes for sale at a stall in Hanoi, Vietnam, on April 12, 2025. (Bloomberg) -- Among the countries and businesses with the most at stake in the trade war unleashed by US President Donald Trump are those that supply Americans with their clothing and shoes. Trump has imposed draconian tariffs on imports from China, which has remained a major manufacturing base for apparel sold in the US. For the moment, imports from other countries face an elevated 10% levy.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Kai Schultz
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Kai Schultz
The night before US President Donald Trump’s tariffs were set to kick off this week, Rubana Huq convened an emergency meeting of some of Bangladesh’s most prominent exporters. From her living room in an upscale part of Dhaka, the group that supplies brands like H&M and Dollar Tree couldn’t quite believe how the US was suddenly treating the world’s poorest nations. They spoke about how the levies would devastate their factories, and expressed anxiety about rejigging supply chains.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Kai Schultz
The night before US President Donald Trump’s tariffs were set to kick off this week, Rubana Huq convened an emergency meeting of some of Bangladesh’s most prominent exporters. From her living room in an upscale part of Dhaka, the group that supplies brands like H&M and Dollar Tree couldn’t quite believe how the US was suddenly treating the world’s poorest nations. They spoke about how the levies would devastate their factories, and expressed anxiety about rejigging supply chains.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Dan Strumpf |Shruti Srivastava
“Tariff king.” A “big abuser” of tariffs. A “very high tariff nation.” US President Donald Trump has repeatedly made it clear over the years what he thinks of India’s protectionist trade policies. That’s put the South Asian country squarely in the firing line of the Trump administration’s new reciprocal tariffs announced on April 2.
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