Trump, as the trade war increases, the US economy’s ‘passage’

US President Donald Trump refused to say a recession or price increase in tariff threats in the nearest trade partners of the US economy or the price increase in price.

This year he asked if he was waiting for a recession, Trump said that the “transition period”.

Trading Secretary Howard Lutnick will not be narrowed in the world’s largest economy if some goods rise.

Investors are coming after a varying week for the financial markets, as in a week, as the incompetation of investors’ administration in some main parts of the aggressive trade policy.

New Tat Tat Tat Tat Tat Tat Tat Tat Tariffs from China from China to China, which targeted some US farm products on Monday.

Speaking of Fox News in an interview, but on Thursday, I hate to predict the things that were like Thursday.

“It takes a little time, but I think it should be great for us,” said Trump.

Last week, the United States applied 25% of import from Mexico and Canada, but then released many of these goods two days later.

Trump, from China to 20%, doubled the blanket tariff for goods. In response, Beijing announced the revenge taxes for the import of some agricultural products from the United States.

From today, chickens, beef, pork, wheat and soy, including wheat and soy, including 10 and 15%.

The US president is not enough to end the influx of illegal drugs and migrants in China, Mexico and Canada. Three countries denied the charges.

Trump fell shares on Wall Street because the US best trade partners caused a trade war.

Investors are afraid that tariffs will increase in higher price and the increase in growth in the world’s largest economy.

Speaking at the NBC on Sunday, Lutnick said: “Foreign goods can be a little more expensive. But America intends to get cheaper”.

However, when the US economy could face a decline, Lutnick added: “Completely … There will be no recession in America.”

Official officials of the former US trade department, Frank Lavin said that the BBC is not possible to get out of control of the trade war.

Tariffs eventually “a little to be laid”, but again, he said, “A US economy will be an additional burden.”