特朗普称很快将对芯片征收“相当可观”关税 先前称远高于100%-美股-金融界

Core Points - President Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs on semiconductor imports, excluding companies like Apple that have committed to increasing investments in the U.S. [1] - Trump indicated that companies that relocate production to the U.S. will be exempt from these tariffs, emphasizing a significant commitment from Apple to invest $600 billion in domestic manufacturing [1] - Previous statements from Trump suggested that tariff rates could be as high as 200% or 300% for companies that do not comply [2] Group 1 - Trump stated that tariffs will be imposed on companies that do not invest in U.S. manufacturing, while those that do will avoid these tariffs [1] - The meeting with tech executives, including Apple CEO Tim Cook, was a rare occasion where Trump discussed semiconductor issues directly with industry leaders [1] - Trump's previous comments indicated a potential 100% tariff on semiconductors, which could escalate based on compliance with U.S. manufacturing commitments [2]