Donald Trump says it will set tariff rates for the scores of countries in 2-3 weeks

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Donald Trump presented higher tariff rates on many of the United States’s entire trading partners, higher tariff rates than surprise them all.

Speaking at a meeting with business leaders in the United Arab Emirates, US President Washington said that Washington will apply new tariffs for the next two to three weeks.

Trump, “150 countries” wanted to agree, “It is impossible to meet the number of people who want to see us,” Trump said.

Added that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Secretary of Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick sends letters to “what to do in the United States”. “

Trump revealed steep tariffs to 50 percent before reducing 10 percent in the early US in early April.

The proposal of the president may face higher tariffs before the countries of the countries, a number of other reverse and u-turns, the United States disseminated.

US officials negotiate with the country’s main trade partners, because the Trump’s “Freedom Day” tariffs are conducting foreign talks, which want to go out of their ways of the tasks.

Along with the “mutual” tariffs caught on most Trump’s trading partners, his leadership declared 25 percent of the steel, aluminum and auto imports.

The semiconductors have also started such problems that can lead to pharmaceuticals, copper, lumber, critical minerals and aerospace parts.

So far, only England has managed to reduce some sector tariffs for Trump, a limited contract to reduce reduced ratios for a limited number of cars, steel and aluminum exports.

London could not lower Trump’s “mutual” tariff to lower 10 percent. US officials said this would be the minimum tariff for Washington.

U.S. officials are negotiating in South Korea, Japan, Vietnamese, India, European Union and other partners and potential transactions to lower tariffs for goods.

Last weekend, Bessent and the US trade representative Jamieson Greer tried to increase trade tensions to both sides to significantly agree to the significantly lower tariffs.