Brazilian exports of US$ 10.7 billion will face a total rate of 37.5% with the new surcharge
US imposes tariffs of up to 12.5% on Brazil and other partners
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According to an estimate by the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil (AmCham), US$ 10.7 billion in Brazilian exports will now face the simultaneous incidence of the 25% tariff and the new surcharge announced this Thursday, totaling a charge of 37.5%. The Lula government's reaction to the new 12.5% tariff from the United States. Since Wednesday, a 25% tariff has been in effect after a US government investigation concluded that Brazil adopts practices considered unfair and harmful to US companies.
Furthermore, Continues after advertisement While evaluating a diplomatic response, the government maintains support measures for exporting companies affected by US tariffs through the Brazil Sovereign Plan, which provides credit lines and incentives for opening new markets. (Agência Brasil) Advertisement. They have included representatives ... from the United States and Dinorah Figuera, president of the National Assembly of Venezuela elected in 2015, who will be responsible for sitting opposite Chavista Jorge Rodríguez, current president of Parliament.
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According to an estimate by the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil (AmCham), US$ 10.7 billion in Brazilian exports will now face the simultaneous incidence of the 25% tariff and the new surcharge announced this Thursday, totaling a charge of 37.5%.
according to G1The Lula government's reaction to the new 12.5% tariff from the United States.
according to VejaSince Wednesday, a 25% tariff has been in effect after a US government investigation concluded that Brazil adopts practices considered unfair and harmful to US companies.
according to G1Continues after advertisement While evaluating a diplomatic response, the government maintains support measures for exporting companies affected by US tariffs through the Brazil Sovereign Plan, which provides credit lines and incentives for opening new markets. (Agência Brasil) Advertisement
according to VejaThey have included representatives ... from the United States and Dinorah Figuera, president of the National Assembly of Venezuela elected in 2015, who will be responsible for sitting opposite Chavista Jorge Rodríguez, current president of Parliament.
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