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President Donald has announced Trump a number of broom tariffs He claims that there are unfair tasks against the United States, claiming that the “Freedom Day” against trading partners will be characterized and fighting the United States against the United States.
The latest tariffs of Trump-in with a number of similar acts with a number of similar acts for a number of similar acts for the return of January 20, celebrated the most dramatic escalation in US tariffs in almost a century.
Several nations, tat-tat tat tariffs said they would take revenge by increasing the risk of the global trade war.
Here are ways to the latest rounds of US Tariff ads:
Trump’s sweeping new interaction tariff mode
Trump, which stands for more than 45 years, exploded the global trading system based on a building that promotes free trade.
Trump management has hit a new 10 percent preliminary tariff for those who apply lower tariffs from each country, even US products. And the leadership for the countries accuses the United States actively blocking its goods, fines are going with further, further and revenge tariffs.
“We will fill them because they are doing what they do and charges us, so tariffs will not be fully interacted,” Trump said in the afternoon. “I could do it, I guess it would be hard for many countries and they didn’t want to do it.”
Instead of meeting the European Union to US goods to 39 percent, the United States, the United States will use 20 percent of the United States, he said. A total of 34 percent to China will be delivered to China, a total of 54 percent, which has already encountered 20 percent tariff.
The management used its estimates to claim that other countries have applied higher tariffs in the United States.
In general, US tariffs are lower than many other countries. According to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the average tariff in fact sold by goods sold is only 2.2 percent. EU, 2.7 percent, China, 3% of China, India and India are higher than 12 percent.
It does not take into account the latest tariffs provided by the WTO figures, the US-Mexican-Canadian agreement, Trump management or tasks in free trade agreements.
– Donald J. Trump (@realdonaldtrump) 2 April 2025
10 percent tariff
Trump, who invited the Law of International Emergency Economic Forces in 1977, will enter into force on Saturday, April 5, announced 10 percent to all countries.
In countries that only faced a 10 percent tariff include:
- UK
- Australia
- Singapore
- Brazil
- New Zealand
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Chile
Special tariffs for ‘worst criminals’
About 60 countries, Karumal leadership will face approximately half of the United States and about half of the other barriers.
These are the main trading partners who are subject to these special tariff rates:
- China: 54 percent
- Cambodia: 49 percent
- Laos: 48 percent
- Vietnam: 46 percent
- Sri Lanka: 44 percent
- Thailand: 36 percent
- Taiwan: 32 percent
- South Africa: 30 percent
- India: 26 per cent
- Japan: 24 percent
- European Union: 20 percent
- Philippines: 17 percent
New tariffs on April 9: 01 AM (04:04: 04: 01Gmt) comes into force.
Interaction tariffs will not apply to specific goods such as copper, pharmaceutical, semiconductors, semiconductors, wood, wood, energy and “certain minerals in the United States.”
This would apply a 25 percent tariff in all foreign cars. These tariffs will come into force on Thursday, April 3 in midnight.
Countries and companies promise revenge
More than one country would revenge.
“China opposes this, and will take countermeasures to protect their rights and interests,” the Chinese Ministry of Trade was announced on Wednesday.
President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leien, EU has also prepared further measures, he said. “In response to the tariffs in the steel, we will first summarize the package of counterparts,” said Trump referring to 25 percent of the 25 percent of the steel and aluminum.
Japan said that “extremely regret” tasks have clearly left all the options.
Volkswagen announced that the “import fee” will be applied in vehicles affected by 25 percent tariffs.
The German car manufacturer temporarily suspended rail transportation of vehicles from Mexico and will be detected in port cars from Europe, reported, retailers.
However, in the Economist Intelligence section, Asian’s main economist Nick Marro said that several countries of Asian countries will be ready to retribute the trump and risks.
“China continues to release a kind of revenge against the United States … When Japan will consider this in vengeance depreciation, we expect to be in the agricultural surroundings,” said Marro, “Meno,” said.
“He said many other Asian markets are not really in a situation to revenge.”
“Places such as Vietnamese, Malaysia, Philippines, but the size of the economy, foreign trade dependence and the importance of the United States will limit the ability to accept a hawk.”
Businesses in the United States are bent for influence
President of the Union of National Producers Jay Timmons, Trump described the announcement of Trump, and said they tried to determine the results of the manufacturers’ operations.
“Share for producers could not be higher. Many producers are already working with thin margins. High costs of new tariffs are invested in jobs, supply chains and shifts,” Timmons “, like the previous production super power.
President of the National Restaurant Association and CEO Michelle Korsmo, restaurant owners’ expenses of tariffs, said the costs of the tariffs and provide higher prices of customers.
“Restaurant operators are very sensitive to consumers and increase in menu prices to 30 percent, and the food expenditures have increased by 40 percent in the last five years and said,” Korsmo “.
The President of the American Production Alliance, Scott Paul, offers a more positive assessment, said that the tariffs first put US producers and employees in the first place.
“These hard-working men and women saw unjust trade cut off their feet for decades. They deserve a chance to fight,” he said.
