Steve Inskeep
Host at Up First from NPR
Host at Morning Edition
@NPR. Author of Differ We Must, a NY Times bestseller. https://t.co/l9DXNpdKdO
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wunc.org | Steve Inskeep |Leila Fadel
Official tells NPR search is underway to replace Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Catholics mourn Pope Francis' death, Supreme Court weighs who should decide public school curriculum.
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China's government has openly supported new energy vehicles, an industry it wants to dominate. NPR's Steve Inskeep visits an electric vehicle factory in Beijing.
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boisestatepublicradio.org | Steve Inskeep |Obed Manuel
Updated April 07, 2025 at 14:37 PM ETThe impact of President Trump's tariffs on all imported products continues. U.S. and global stocks are down as investors deal with the economic consequences of these new taxes. Groceries are expected to get more expensive. And U.S. consumer confidence is low. So how should the average U.S. household respond?
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Trump retreated from a worldwide trade war but escalated again on the world’s biggest manufacturer, and left other tariffs in place. Jason Furman contends the result is even more inflationary.
I don't think people realize that in important respects tariffs are now higher & more inflationary than what was announced on last Wednesday. Since then we've gone from 54% to 125% on China, our 3rd largest trading partner. That outweighs delaying the increases on 70+ others.
The world has changed just since this Fox report this morning. A US business owner who imports from China said his tax bill went from 26k to 346k. The president has since raised the tax again, even while pausing tariffs for the rest of the world. You can tell the owner to
Fox News tells a story a small business owner who used to pay $26,000 in tariffs on goods imported from China, but now faces a $346,000 tariff due to Trump’s new 104% tariff on Chinese imports. "We think that China is gonna have to pay for it. A special needs toy importer-- when https://t.co/bcDBrlUggM