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Lindsey Sablan

Lindsey Sablan

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Anchor and Reporter, WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

Fort Myers

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Total articles 307

  • FGCU expert explains impact raising tariffs on Chinese products

    By Lindsey Sablan Verified| WJGO-FM (Bonita Springs, FL) Verified socastcmsRssStartLindsey SablansocastcmsRssEndESTERO President Donald Trump increased tariffs on Chinese goods from 104% to 125% despite announcing a three-month pause on reciprocal tariffs that went into effect on Wednesday. Other countries subject to tariffs will now see their rates decrease to a universal 10%. Florida Gulf Coast University economic professor Victor Claar explains how the tariffs would impact everyday shopping.

    By Lindsey Sablan Verified · WJGO-FM (Bonita Springs, FL)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • FGCU expert explains impact raising tariffs on Chinese products

    By Lindsey Sablan Verified| WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL) Verified President Donald Trump increased tariffs on Chinese goods from 104% to 125% despite announcing a three-month pause on reciprocal tariffs that went into effect on Wednesday. Other countries subject to tariffs will now see their rates decrease to a universal 10%. Florida Gulf Coast University economic professor Victor Claar explains how the tariffs would impact everyday shopping. Claar helped break down the potential price hikes consumers might face.

    By Lindsey Sablan Verified · WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • FGCU expert explains impact raising tariffs on Chinese products

    By Lindsey Sablan Verified| WJGO-FM (Bonita Springs, FL) Verified socastcmsRssStartLindsey SablansocastcmsRssEndESTERO President Donald Trump increased tariffs on Chinese goods from 104% to 125% despite announcing a three-month pause on reciprocal tariffs that went into effect on Wednesday. Other countries subject to tariffs will now see their rates decrease to a universal 10%. Florida Gulf Coast University economic professor Victor Claar explains how the tariffs would impact everyday shopping.

    By Lindsey Sablan Verified · WJGO-FM (Bonita Springs, FL)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

+1 239-455-8500