According to BlockBeats, the U.S. government has quietly revised its tariff policy, now exempting electronic products like smartphones, laptops, and semiconductors from reciprocal tariffs. Robert Gulotti, a political science professor at the University of Chicago, noted that this policy shift reflects growing pressure on U.S. leadership as the consequences of tariffs reach a tipping point. Economist Jared Bernstein commented that removing tariffs on key tech products suggests the Trump administration is beginning to acknowledge the broader economic impact. He also cautioned that if these tariff effects begin to spill over into the bond market, the risk of a systemic collapse could rise significantly—posing a serious threat to global financial stability.
