President Abinader wants a reciprocal-tariff deal with the United States as disputes over rice and new US duties test ties, and Vietnamese state operator
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC · ECONOMY
Key Facts
—What happened: President Abinader said on 26 August his government is seeking a reciprocal-tariff agreement with Washington.
—The tariff hit: The United States imposed new duties of 10 to 12.5 percent on Dominican exports in July.
—The rice fight: Dominican tariffs on rice run 20 percent inside the quota and 99 percent outside, angering US growers.
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