Name: Los aranceles de Trump del 10% se afianzan, pese a la amenaza del 15% del fin de semana
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Description: Los aranceles globales revisados del 10% del presidente Trump se afianzaron el martes, a pesar de sus comentarios durante el fin de semana afirmando que comenzarían en el 15%. El colaborador de negocios de CBS News Javier David tiene más información sobre los próximos pasos.

Los aranceles globales revisados del 10% del presidente Trump se afianzaron el martes, a pesar de sus comentarios durante el fin de semana afirmando que comenzarían en el 15%. El colaborador de negocios de CBS News Javier David tiene más información sobre los próximos pasos.

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Donald Trump has signed an order to impose tariffs imports into the U.S. from countries including China, Mexico and Canada.

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President Trump's revised 10% global tariffs have taken effect, following a Supreme Court ruling that deemed most previous levies imposed under an emergency order illegal. Despite earlier comments suggesting a 15% tariff, the administration is currently working on a proclamation that could raise the rate in the near future, leading to uncertainty among U.S. trading partners and businesses.

The tariffs are being imposed under Section 122, allowing temporary levies for several months, though questions remain about the legality of repeatedly reimposing them. Companies such as FedEx are seeking refunds, and both businesses and consumers are calling for clarity as they face elevated prices and economic uncertainty. The president is also expected to propose new corporate and personal tax cuts using the budget reconciliation process.

Los aranceles de Trump del 10% se afianzan, pese a la amenaza del 15% del fin de semana

Hoy han entrado en vigor los aranceles globales revisados del 10% del presidente Trump, a pesar de sus comentarios durante el fin de semana de que empezarían con un 15%. El presidente anunció los nuevos aranceles la semana pasada justo después de que el Tribunal Supremo dictaminara que la mayoría de los impuestos que ha impuesto bajo la orden de emergencia eran ilegales. Un funcionario de la Casa Blanca dijo a CBS News que la administración está trabajando en una proclamación para que la firme el presidente que elevaría la tasa arancelaria al 15%. Ahora hay incertidumbre entre los socios comerciales de EE.UU. y las empresas a la espera de ver cómo quedan las leyes de importación y exportación de EE.UU. El colaborador de negocios de CBS News, Javier DeVit, se une a nosotros ahora. También es editor de negocios del Dallas Morning News. ¿Cuáles son los próximos pasos internamente? dentro del gobierno de EE.UU. cuando se trata de aranceles y ¿cuándo creemos que esta tasa aumentará al 15%? Sí, mira, se podría argumentar que el Tribunal Supremo le dio al presidente una salida para esta política que nunca gustó a inversores, empresas y consumidores, pero ciertamente parece que tiene la intención de doblar la apuesta. Así que la respuesta corta es que está aprovechando esta ley, Sección 122, que básicamente le permite imponer estos gravámenes ya sea el 10 o el 15%, no lo sabemos todavía, durante al menos varios meses. Así que es temporal, pero le permite luchar hasta el final por la política económica de la firma, a pesar de que lo más lícito que podía hacer sería simplemente pedir al Congreso que los consagrara en la ley votándolas, pero eso no ocurrirá. porque simplemente no hay apetito político para aprobar lo que es efectivamente un impuesto. Así que cuanto más se atrinchere la administración en esto, menos seguro se vuelve el panorama, más empresas van a clamar por reembolsos y a los consumidores se les negará este alivio que necesitan de los elevados precios que seguimos viendo. ¿No van a esperar las empresas cinco meses y luego hasta que pasen esos 150 días cuando ya no podría ¿establecer este tipo arancelario al 15%? Y también, ¿qué sabemos de las empresas que están tratando de recuperar estos reembolsos que FedEx está demandando? Sí, mira, quiero decir, en teoría, y he visto a alguien flotar esto, podrían permitir que estos aranceles expiren y luego volver a imponerlos durante otros 150 días ad infinitum hasta que les apetezca van a seguir haciéndolo. Así que hay una pregunta real sobre cuánta autoridad tiene, si eso es incluso legal, pero mientras tanto, puedes estar seguro de que el presidente realmente insiste en continuar esta lucha que, de nuevo, el Tribunal Supremo le dio una salida. Así que el presidente también está listo para llamar para otro recorte de impuestos esta noche. ¿Sabemos qué esperar? Sí, mira, el recorte de impuestos es, irónicamente, va a lanzar nuevos impuestos, recortes de impuestos corporativos, recortes de impuestos personales. Está exponiendo planes para avanzar en ellos usando este proceso de reconciliación presupuestaria en el Congreso. Es una forma en que los partidos pueden votar sobre la política a lo largo de las líneas del partido sin ser filibustero con los 60 votos que necesitan. Pero la ironía aquí, mira, es que la mayor subida de impuestos y la amenaza a la asequibilidad ha llegado de estos aranceles que ha impuesto y que se niega a abandonar. Y si el presidente tuviera que abandonar su espada en esto, habría un recorte de impuestos. Eso sería un recorte de impuestos en sí mismo porque muchas de las presiones sobre los precios que veríamos o se normalizarían. ¿Qué estás escuchando en términos de lo que la gente quiere oír del presidente esta noche? ¿Hay algo que se pueda decir o hacer para calmar sus preocupaciones ahora mismo cuando están comprando comestibles o al pagar la factura del gas? Sí, creo que, mira, la cuestión de la asequibilidad es la más importante. La gente sigue, encuesta tras encuesta continúa para demostrarnos que los consumidores compran. Los datos muestran que están comprando, pero de hecho, no están contentos con ello. Y muchos de los datos siguen mostrando que lo que los consumidores están haciendo, muchos de ellos están poniendo dinero en tarjetas de crédito. Siguen robando a Pedro para pagar a Pablo. Quieren alivio. Los consumidores sólo quieren claridad. Las empresas quieren claridad. Para conseguirlo, todo el mundo necesita dejar de hablar de aranceles. Tienen que dejar de pensar en aranceles. Y creo que el gobierno necesita establecer una forma muy clara y concreta. Y ya lo vimos el año pasado. La gente no estaba contenta con los aranceles, pero se dieron cuenta de que, vale, podemos lidiar con ello. Ahora estamos de vuelta en esta especie de incertidumbre y nadie sabe lo que va a pasar. Lo siento, tenemos que irnos. Muchas gracias, Javier DeVit. Y quédense con CBS News para la cobertura en directo del Estado de la Unión y viendo The Daily Report.

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Los aranceles de Trump del 10% se afianzan, pese a la amenaza del 15% del fin de semana

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