US President-elect Donald Trump’s latest announcement of a 10% tariff on Chinese imports has created waves in international markets. While the relationship between this new tariff and his previous statements about imposing a 60% tariff on all Chinese goods remains unclear, analysts view this move as an opening gambit, marking the administration’s first concrete trade action since his election victory.

Drawing from his first term, US President-elect Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats targeting key trading partners—China, Mexico, and Canada—are signaling a strategic opening for negotiations rather than a definitive plan for implementation.

When the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) announced the Qi2 wireless charging standard in 2023, attention was on its integration progress into smartphones. Supply chain members, however, believe the real growth lies in its application to wearables like earphones. Unlike the saturated smartphone market, the wearables segment shows significant momentum for expansion, which would boost demand for related chips.