US reciprocal tariff policy: steel, aluminum, copper and gold are excluded

According to the latest reports, the United States excluded steel, aluminum, copper and gold from the scope of tariffs when implementing the reciprocal tariff policy. This decision is intended to ease the cost pressure on domestic buyers while providing a certain policy space for these key metal markets. These metals are widely used in a variety of fields ranging from automobile manufacturing to home appliances, so the exemption of tariffs will help reduce the production costs of related industries.