US steel import tariffs double up to 50%

President Donald Trump said that the United States will double the tariff rate of 25% to 50% in steel imports.

Speaking at a rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania said that Trump will increase the local steel industry and national access when the action is trusted in China.

Trump, $ 14 billion, $ 14 billion US steel and Japan between the partnership between Nippon Steel, the area will be invested in the production of steel. Details on the partnership are not yet clear, although the Trump has put on the deal.

The announcement is the latest turns in the Rollercoaster approach of Trump since the office in January.

“There will be no light and external workers, and each US steel worker will soon receive a worthy bonus of $ 5,000,” said Trump, full of steel workers, steel said the crowd full of applause.

The President gave a lot of “Saving”, which “saves” the “saving” of “the largest steel manufacturer, which is” saving “, which is” saving “, which is” saving “, which has the largest steel manufacturer, which has its largest steel manufacturer, which is the largest steel manufacturer in 2018. he said.

“In 50%, they can no longer pass the fence,” he said.

The announcement was a court battle on the trial of Trump’s global tariffs, which allows the Court of Appeal to continue so far.

Its import taxes were not touched in steel and aluminum.

Tariffs shook global trades and markets. The world’s two largest global economies have worsened relations between China and the United States, and the countries have launched a tat-tat trading fight that may seem.

President Trump accused China of violating a reconciliation of China in early this month. China has responded to our accused charges.

Washington and Beijing agreed to temporarily lower TAT tariffs after talks in Geneva.

However, Trump said that China is “agreed with us with us,” China. Did not give details, but the US trade representative Jamieson Greer said that the tariff did not overcome tariff barriers as soon as China agreed.

Beijing’s response of Beijing did not direct US allegations, but called the United States to “suspend discriminations against China.”