2025-09-27
26 分钟Wattling's drugs, trucks and upholstered furniture.
By terrifying U.S. manufacturers,
you're also making U.S. manufacturers less competitive in the global market.
Since last night, I've been getting calls and texts from customers,
competitors, employees, and I really can't answer.
It's World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
This is Andrew Peach on the way.
Uncertainty in sectors facing fresh U.S. tariffs from next week.
We'll get reaction.
Also today, phone scams offering you a job and another opening of another show.
But is Broadway still good business?
First, pharmaceuticals, heavy trucks and upholstered furniture.
Three very specific sectors due to face new U.S. import tariffs from next week.
We're going to hear from all three on the program.
And to lead us through it, Claire Jones is the U.S.
Economic Senator at the Financial Times in Washington.
Claire, thank you for being with us.
Just run through what Donald Trump has announced.
Well so
as you said at the top of the show we're still yet to get quite a lot of details here but the basic message is we're going to see new import tariffs on top of what we've already seen earlier this year in quite a few areas.