Tariff Concerns Loom Over CES 2025
Tariff Concerns Loom Over CES 2025

Tariff Concerns Loom Over CES 2025

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As CES 2025 kicks off in Las Vegas, tech companies are showcasing innovations while confronting the looming threat of significant tariffs proposed by President-elect Donald Trump. Trump has pledged tariffs of at least 60% on Chinese imports, 25% on Mexican and Canadian goods, and blanket tariffs of 10% to 20% on products from other countries, raising concerns about increased consumer prices and inflation. Companies like Yarbo, which manufactures a lawn-care robot in China, are uncertain about how these tariffs will impact their operations and are considering supply chain adjustments. Analysts predict that the tariff issue will dominate discussions at CES, with companies potentially needing to rethink their production strategies to avoid escalating costs. The auto industry, heavily reliant on imports, is particularly vulnerable, with firms like Honda contemplating shifts in production if tariffs are enforced. Overall, the combination of AI innovation and concerns over protectionism highlights a critical moment for the tech industry.

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