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The US will impose new customs duties against many countries, including the EU

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The US will impose new customs duties against many countries, including the EU
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Key Points

  • 1. The US will impose new customs duties on many countries as of Friday.
  • 2. The new duties come into effect with the expiration of current customs tariffs.
  • 3. The European Union is also included in the scope of the US's new customs duty.
  • 4. Swedish Minister Benjamin Dousa stated that the situation is not dramatic for Swedish companies.

The US will start implementing new customs duties against many countries as of Friday. This decision comes into effect simultaneously with the expiration of current old customs duties. The European Union is among the scope of these duties.

Swedish Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Benjamin Dousa issued a written statement regarding the matter. Dousa stated that the new customs duties do not indicate a dramatic outcome for Swedish companies. An assessment was made that the impact of the decision on trade dynamics could remain limited.

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1. S: When will the US's new customs duties come into effect?
C: The new customs duties in question will be implemented as of Friday.
2. S: Which countries or regions do the new customs duties cover?
C: The new duties cover a large number of countries, including the European Union.
3. S: How will this situation affect Sweden?
C: According to Swedish Minister of Foreign Trade Benjamin Dousa, this situation is not expected to have a dramatic impact on Swedish companies.

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