Meloni said Trump tariffs were ‘wrong’ as the world’s leaders reacted

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said that the US was “wrong” on the import of the European Union, then President Donald Trump, the EU goods will start charging 20% ​​in goods.

Meloni is one of the many world leaders who reacted to all 10% initial tariffs for all imported to all imports in the United States on April 5.

About 60 countries, including the EU, will be hit by steep tariffs from April 9. Some of the highest proportions will be caught in small countries, such as Lesotho, for example, 50% levy.

Trump, the decisions of the measures are “very kind” in the decisions, said the measures will be “once rich.”

Melik, a trump ally, said that EU tariffs will not match “both sides,” he said, referring to the EU and the United States, “he will work in relation to the United States to prevent trade.”

Spanish counterpart Pedro Sánchez said Spanish companies and employees and workers will protect and “continue to be faithful to an open world,” he said.

Irish Trade Minister Simon Harris, Taoiseach Micheach Martin said the Trump’s decision was “deeply unfortunate” and “no one was” that he was ready to hold talks with the United States.

Outside the EU, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that Americans call the largest price and the government will not take mutual measures.

“We will not join a race to the bottom, which causes a higher price and slow growth,” he said.

Latin America’s largest economy, Brazil and Wednesday approved a law in Congress – to oppose the economic interaction – 10% of the Tariff. The president did not have a reaction immediately, but Luiz Inácio Lula, Silva, said last week in front of his country’s tariffs last week.

Shortly after the announcement of Trump, the US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent countries warned “revenge” and “take back.”

“Because if you take revenge, there will be escalation,” he said.

The two largest trading partners of the United States, Canada and Mexico, were not recorded on Wednesday.

White House, according to both countries said Previous executive rulesDuring the efforts to address Fentanyl and border issues, 25% of the two nations applied the tariff for 25% tariffs.

Go, Canada will still be affected by tariffs, and Prime Minister Mark Carney said. Measures such as 25% tariffs in cars that will start on Thursday at midnight “directly to millions of Canadians,” he said.

He promised “these tariffs will compete in counter-events,” said the United States’ global trading system will change the global trading system. “