Trump's New Tariff Plan: National Security Duties Target Key Sectors, Separate from 15% Global Tax

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Trump's New Tariff Plan: National Security Tariffs Target Telecom, Power Grids

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CNBC Awaaz•24-02-2026, 07:32

Trump's New Tariff Plan: National Security Tariffs Target Telecom, Power Grids

•Donald Trump administration plans new national security tariffs, separate from 15% global tariff.
•New tariffs could target sectors like telecom equipment, power grids, batteries, and chemicals for the first time.
•Section 232, allowing tariffs on imports threatening national security, may be used.
•Move aims to reduce foreign dependence in strategic areas but could increase costs and disrupt supply chains.
•The proposal could escalate global trade tensions and impact exporting countries and raw material prices.

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