The US plans new tariffs on polysilicon imports, a key material for solar panels and semiconductors. This was announced by Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, describing the material as a “fundamental product” for chips. Lutnick, speaking at the White House, said, “we are setting prices so that the Chinese can no longer engage in dumping and we are establishing tariffs to encourage local production. We already have an industry in the sector, but it is too small.” Trump signed an executive order on the matter, following an investigation by the Department of Commerce into polysilicon imports.
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On the same occasion, the American president signed an executive order to deny citizenship to children born in the United States as part of the so-called “birth tourism.”
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