A Congressional Research Service report in February found that the tariffs had led to an increase of as much as 12 percent in the price of washing machines in the United States compared to January 2018 when the duties were not in effect. REUTERS/Rick Wilking 

Higher duties on imports of metals and Chinese products increased Caterpillar's production costs by more than $100 million last year. In response, the heavy-duty equipment maker increased prices for its products. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri 

According to a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics, the steel and aluminum tariffs increased the price of steel products by nearly 9 percent last year, pushing up costs for steel users by $5.6 billion.
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Steel and aluminium tariffs cost Detroit automakers General Motors and Ford $1 billion each and Fiat Chrysler said they could add up to $350 million in costs in 2019. According to industry estimates, broad tariffs could add an average of $4,000 to a new car's sticker price.

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Apple has warned a "wide range" of its products including its Watch likely would be hit by proposed U.S. tariffs, the company told U.S. trade officials, but it did not name the iPhone as among the products affected. AirPods headphones, some of Apple's Beats headphones, and its new HomePod smart speaker also face levies as part of proposed 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, according to an unsigned letter the company submitted in September 2018, to U.S. officials as part of a public comment period.
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Tractor manufacturer Deere & Co estimated a $100 million increase in its raw materials costs this year because of Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports. Deere has cut costs and increased prices to protect its profits.


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Of the eight Chinese industry sectors targeted by the increased U.S. tariffs, those most affected are machinery, electrical equipment, vehicles, optical and medical instruments.


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