EsList 4A tariffs took a chunk out of U.S. imports of Chinese consumer electronics in September – Best Buy and Samsung both slashed their TV imports. U.S. seaborne imports had their worst month since 2009 in October. Also: Vale reopens a mine, providing growth potential after its export recovery paused; China’s exporters rattled by electronics, shake off apparel tariffs; Enersys battery tariff charge mitigated by routings, exemptions; and Panjiva Insights: Old Age, Calm Waters – Economic Outlook.
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