Kineska državna novinska agencija Sinhua na temu Trampovih carina.

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Edited 18 hours ago18 hr by vememah

jedva čekam 15h da vidim kako će tamo neki MAGA rednek gledati kako mu na berzi nestaje penzija.

4 minutes ago, vememah said:

Da, verovatno se sprema debakl na berzi danas, vidim po Overnight tradingu. Sve mi je u crvenom između 3 i 8 posto, samo jednu poziciju imam gde je manje od 1%.

Sad, nije ni to baš skroz sigurno, na After Hours i Overnight često može da se jednom sitnom kupovinom drastično promeni trend, mada retko istovremeno na mnogo pozicija. Videćemo u 15,30 po našem vremenu kad krene trgovanje, premda su Nikkei i Hang Seng indeksi već pali (Japan 3%, HK 1,5%), a i evropske berze će već ujutro da budu indikator.

Ne postoji šansa da je ovoliko glup. Samo je pitanje šta je cilj.

9 minutes ago, Malvo said:

Ne postoji šansa da je ovoliko glup. Samo je pitanje šta je cilj.

Evo šta kaže Grok u vezi srpskih carina na američke proizvode:

Determining the exact tariffs Serbia charges on U.S. goods is tricky because it depends on the specific product, trade agreements, and available data as of April 2, 2025. Serbia applies tariffs based on its customs policies, which align with World Trade Organization (WTO) rules since it’s an observer negotiating accession, and its trade relations with the U.S. are governed by Normal Trade Relations (NTR) status, restored in 2003. However, Serbia isn’t part of a free trade agreement with the U.S., unlike with the EU or CEFTA, so U.S. goods face Most Favored Nation (MFN) tariffs—typically higher than preferential rates for EU countries.

Official sources like the U.S. Trade Representative’s 2025 National Trade Estimate or Serbia’s Customs Service provide detailed schedules, but they’re product-specific and not easily summarized as a single rate. For example, Serbia’s average applied MFN tariff was around 6-7% in recent years for industrial goods, per WTO data, though agricultural goods can hit 20-30% or more (e.g., rice at 30% or apples at 50%, as noted in trade barrier reports). Posts on X from April 2, 2025, claim Serbia charges 74% on U.S. imports, tied to Trump’s “reciprocal tariff” announcement, but this lacks verification from primary sources like WITS or Serbia’s tariff database. It’s likely an outlier or a misinterpretation—possibly reflecting a specific high-tariff item or a proposed rate rather than an average.

Realistically, Serbia’s tariffs on U.S. goods vary widely by category—low single digits for some machinery, up to 50-70% for protected agricultural products or luxury goods. Without a specific product in mind, a broad estimate based on trade norms would be 5-15% for most U.S. exports (e.g., aircraft parts, medical instruments—top U.S. exports to Serbia in 2024 per OEC data), with spikes for sensitive sectors. The 74% figure floating around X seems exaggerated or context-specific, possibly tied to Trump’s rhetoric about trade imbalances, but it’s not supported by accessible, authoritative data as a blanket rate.

11 minutes ago, braca said:

Putin da je lično POTUS ne bi bilo ovako retardirano. Pa čak i da je Vučić POTUS...

@Ayatollah znaci da mi koji bi kupili akcije sacekamo da vidimo koliko ce POTUS da jos sjebe ekonomiju?

Buy the dip.

9 minutes ago, Sammael said:

Buy the dip.

Meni deluje da smo daleko od dna

1 hour ago, Malvo said:

Ne postoji šansa da je ovoliko glup. Samo je pitanje šta je cilj.

Postoji i to je realnost. Cilj je da ljudi na vrhu oko njega steknu još veću moć.

Nisu sve zemlje u EU isto pogodjene. Vec sam stavio na irskoj temi, odeljak, Lokal, da je Irska izbegla tarife od 20% na farmaceutske i medicinske proizvode, sto je ubedljivo najvaznije za Irsku.

Irish pharma sector avoids 20% US tariff in immediate future

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/0403/1505594-ireland-pharma-tariffs/

Of the €72.6 billion in US imports from Ireland, approximately €58 billion relates to pharmaceuticals and chemicals leaving Ireland.

Sa druge strane Nemacka, pa onda Francuska i Italija, ce biti dosta pogodjene zbog auto sektora, koji je dobio tarife vece od 20% tj. za auto uvoz ce biti 25%.

Posto je veliki deo Istocne Evrope EU vezan za nemackih, francuski i italijanski auto sektor, ocekujem probleme po istoku Evrope jer Nemci ce prvo seci tu da ne bi iimali jos vecih problem kuci, nakon zavtaranja nekoliko fabrika VW u Nemackoj.

Edited 17 hours ago17 hr by Emerald