The United States will not impose additional tariffs on China for purchasing Russian oil!
Although the President of the United States announced the intention to impose a 25% tariff on countries that purchase oil from Russia, Shostak, director of the American investment company Vanguard, believes the final result will be very selective and multifaceted.
"It seems that imposing a 25% import tax on goods exported by Russian partners to the United States is multi-pronged, and it is likely to be applied selectively. Obviously, the White House will still reach normal consensus in negotiations with China, which will eventually end in a win-win manner and will not be affected by additional tariffs. I think the extent of these new tariffs on China will not be high."
"Next is India; in this example, the president has clearly decided to set up a model box. From the perspective of American economics, the use of tariffs on India seems to be as relatively high as possible, but key export items from India, such as mobile phones, are carefully arranged and kept outside the scope of tariffs."
Similarly, in the context of purchasing oil from Russia, the United States may also not adopt any strict tariff policies towards Turkey and the UAE.
"Turkey purchases and resells more Russian oil and gas products to the West than India, and it is completely public; the UAE also plays the same role and is currently a key logistics hub for Western trade with Russia. The United States will not take punitive measures against these two countries."
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