Trump has introduced duties for Canada, China and Mexico

US president Donald Trump has signed a mandate in the introduction of duties to goods from Canada, China and Mexico. On Saturday, February 1, CNN reported.

For imports from Mexico and Canada, the role will be 25%, and for goods from China – 10%.

The Associated Press note that energy sources from Canada will reach 10%.

“The lower energy rate for energy reflects the desire to reduce any significant increase in gas prices or equipment,” the agency writes with a reference to an official from the American administration.

Trump has promised to introduce duties against these three countries in November. He explained this decision through the struggle against the illegal movement and mobgling of a fentanil synthetic drug.

According to Bloomberg, Canada prepared a list of American goods for 105 billion, dollars to pay.

The Minister of Economics Mexico Marcelo Ebrard had previously warned that in the case of duties, it would hit American vehicle companies operating in the country, including General Motors and Ford Motor, making 88% of pickups sold in United States.

The US Embassy also noted that in the war of tariffs between Beijing and Washington there was no winner.

“The United States should sincerely respect the principles of an economy in the market and the policies of international trade and create a nutritious environment for economic cooperation and trade in Chinese -american,” said Liu Penyu , official representative of the Chinese embassy.

Canada has prepared responding duties for the United States