“US President Donald Trump has stated that he wants to impose general duties that will be “much larger” for 2.5%. ”, – WRITE: epravda.com.ua
US President Donald Trump has stated that he wants to impose general duties that will be “much larger” for 2.5%. About it reports Bloomberg. “I have an opinion what they should be but I will not set them up. However, it will be enough to protect our country,” Trump told reporters on Monday night. When he was asked about the report stating that the new Finance Minister Scott Bessent supports the introduction of a global rate of 2.5%, Trump replied that he did not think that Bessent was supporting this, and he was also against such a rate. Trump said he wanted a “much bigger” rate for 2.5%. Trump: Trump spoke on board Air Force One when returning to Washington after a speech in Florida, where he promised to impose duties on separate industries, including semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, steel , copper and aluminum. He also hinted that it could impose duties on a car from Canada and Mexico – countries that he had previously threatened with a total of 25% duties since February 1. “Businesses will be reduced, and a large number of jobs and factories will return home,” Trump said during a meeting with Republicans in his DORAL resort in Miam. In a speech, he praised the United States’s mitocentric approach in the early twentieth century. “Remember the word” duty “. We will protect our people and our businesses, and we will protect our country through duties,” Trump added. Earlier, he hinted at the possibility of introducing duties of up to 20%. Advertising: after Trump’s warnings for import duties on the import of copper, the dollar increased relative to major currencies due to fears about barriers to imports in the US. Recall that US President Donald Trump plans to lay all the imports of steel, aluminum and copper with additional duties, as well as the supply of foreign computer chips, semiconductor components and medicines. Trump said he planned to introduce previously announced duties up to 25% for products from Mexico and Canada before February 1. Donald Trump has expanded its customs threats, including China and the European Union on the second day of their stay in office after Canada and Mexico came under his sight.