US President Donald Trump has made a crucial decision to exempt several electronic goods from tariffs. The Trump administration has announced exemptions for smartphones,laptops, computers, and chips from tariffs. This decision could bring relief to regular consumers as well. If the tariffs had been implemented as planned, the prices of these goods would have likely increased. However, now these goods can maintain their current prices, as stated by the US Customs and Border Protection Department.

The exemption primarily includes smartphones, laptops, semiconductor manufacturing machines, flat-panel monitors, and several other products. This decision will provide significant relief to major tech companies like Apple and Samsung, as most of their products are not manufactured in the United States. These companies mainly import their products from other countries, and these items have high demand in the US. If high tariffs were imposed on them, the companies would face losses, and consumers would bear additional costs.

In this context, the Trump administration decided to exempt these products from tariffs, considering the potential negative impact on both companies and consumers. The decision is expected to ease the pressure on tech companies and maintain affordability for consumers in the US.