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The President of the United States called Donald Trump, a long-awaited movement for global trade relations, “mutual tariffs”.
On Wednesday, Trump, Colonnades’s large flags are covered with large flags, to sign execution orders permitting tariffs.
He struck the tax increases against unfair trade experiences, and draws a country as a country that exploited the portrait of the United States by its closest allies.
“For decades, our country has plundered both the host and enemy and enemy and enemies and enemy employees, and the audience of the cabinet members and journalists.
“Foreign leaders stole our work. Foreign cheaters organized our factories randeps. Those who gave foreign garbage once shaken our beautiful American dreams.”
However, he declared that he noted a turning point in the United States on Wednesday, he said he ended with “severe attacks.”
“April 2, 2025, the day of the American industry was re-born forever, the fate of America was withdrawn.”
The invitation of the Law of the Law of the International Economic Economic Economic Economic Power of 1977, Trump, announced a 10 percent tariff for all countries planned to enter into force on April 5.
Then, he announced that the “individual” tariffs for the countries with the largest trade deficiency in the United States. These tariffs will come into force on April 9 after four days.
Trump said that his team calculates the “individual individual” tariffs, taking half of the things he accused of exports of those countries.
“We will get them about them, about them, and they are charging. Thus, the tariffs are not fully interacted,” he said. “I could do it, I guess it would be difficult for many countries. We didn’t want to do it.”
Then the Secretary of Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick appealed to the podium in a table with a table that describes a part of the upcoming tariffs.
The graphics showed that the European Union has led 20 percent tariffs. In the meantime, China was scheduled for 34 percent. Vietnam would receive 46 percent, while Thailand will receive 36 percent.
In the absence of subtle, Mexico and Canada were the two largest trading partners and close neighbors in the United States.
These countries are designed to remember the white house, the penalty tariffs are designed to adapt them to the policy of border security.
All goods that are not covered by the US Mexican-Canadian Free Trade Agreement would face a 25 percent tariff, except for energy products. Instead they face 10 percent of tariffs.
Wednesday announcement, expected, still shocked waves in the world.
“The long story is short, this is a historical moment,” said the director of the Canadian Ciuriak Consulting Company, a nod in the isolated policy of the Trump Office.
“I think it will re-change the world. I think we see the possibility of something like ‘castle North America’.”
He noted that in areas as Southeast Asia, poorer countries appear between the most difficult stroke of the recent tariffs.
“The developing countries have hit very high tariffs. And this will be geopolitical insulation,” Curiak said.
“These countries are the poorest in the world, and the concept that they are rich behind American workers are not very boring. I do not think it will see tectonic turns in international relations.”
In a few minutes of the announcement of Trump, the international lagging began to erupt, unreasonably violated the tariffs for world leaders.
“The unilateral action against every nation in the world today,” said Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese gossip at a news conference. “But I’m clear to me: they are completely unfounded.”
Australian Trump faces 10 percent of tariffs. As many leaders, Albanese, the staff of the country promised to protect their country from the echoes of those taxes.
“Management tariffs do not have any basis in the logic, and they are the basis of our partnerships. This is not a friend’s action,” he said.
Meanwhile, Ireland’s Taoiseach Micheal Martin offered a wide message to both global trade relations and the United States to damage their consumers.
“I believe that the tariffs benefit anyone. They are bad for the world economy. They hurt people. They hurt enterprises,” he said. gossip. “Thus, I am very regret that the US leadership will pay 20 percent tariffs for all goods imported from the European Union.”
Only released from the so-called reciprocal tariffs, Canada, for a long time, faced the anger of the wider policy in trade partners.
“In this crisis, we must move with a goal and force,” Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney write on social media. “My government will fight US tariffs, protect Canadian employees and industries and build the strongest economy in G7.”
Canada is among the countries that promise to respond to the Tariffs of the Trump Administration. Other countries, including Mexico, previously said that Mexican President Claudia Sheenbaum will prevent Tat-Tat tariffs.
Experts say tariffs – a kind of import tax – often falls on the shoulders of consumers.
The Trump focused on the shortcoming of Trump tariffs and external production as a means to return us to the shores. He also said he plans to use tariffs to replace US debt and reduce the tax.
However, critics point to trade failure – when money spent is more than profit from imports – it is not a bad thing. They can be a sign of consumer habits or a strong currency.
The opponents of the tariffs also claim to establish new factories in the United States and cause any economic prospects.
At the New York Stock Exchange, Al Jazeera correspondent Kristen Saloomey sheet noted that market volatility has been a matter of tariffs for investors this week and an issue for economic uncertainty.
“President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement was closed in a positive area of exchange in the United States and sent the futures market to a negative area, and the start signal to markets on Monday,” Saloomey said.
Trump’s announcement is what you can appreciate, it is not clear. Economists follow the stock indices like S & P 500.
“Market analysts did not agree that we saw the worst of this policy in the markets,” Saloomey said.
“Some have defended this – 10 percent fell in the market with the cost of working with these tariffs.
However, Trump and his allies went beyond the fear of the economic crisis. From the Gullejaccid, Trump proposed a preferred denial of foreign leaders.
“For all foreign presidents, prime ministers, kings, kings, kings, kings, kings, ambassadors, and soon, say you will be released from these tariffs. Do not turn on your own tariffs. Do not burn your currencies.”
He also felt that the tariffs were relatively generous and the United States felt.
“We are very kind. We are kind people, we are very kind,” he said, “You are not so kind when they fall.”
