Trump signed a command to steel and aluminum duties

US president Donald Trump on Monday, February 10, announced the introduction of 25% of duties for all imports of iron and aluminum in the United States, without exception, and benefits. On Monday, February 10, CNN reported.

“It’s a great thing to make America rich,” said Trump, who expresses duties.

Trump warned that metal tariffs were “higher”.

Plans to introduce duties to all imports in the country and Aluminia Trump announced on February 9 on the plane from his owner in Florida to the Finals of the National Football League in New Orleans.

The largest supplier has become in the USA – nearby countries of Mexico and Canada. In addition, aluminum is imported from Canada mostly from Canada.

Journalists indicate that metal tariffs are Trump’s largest metric aimed at exceeding the US trade deficiency and the use of international trade as a source of income.

In his first term of the President, Trump introduced 25%steel roles and 10%-on aluminum from Canada, Mexico and European Union. However, subsequently, the United States first joined Mexico and Canada to cancel these duties, and customs duties in European metals were operated until 2021.

Remember, on February 2, Trump signed commands to introduce duties to imports from Canada, Mexico and China. For imports from Mexico and Canada, the role will be 25%, and for goods from China – 10%.

Thereafter, China announced a “deep frustration” because of the United States’s decision and announced his desire to file a complaint with the World Trade Organization.