US President Donald Trump has again raised the subject of international trade duties, announcing many appeals from foreign leaders with the request to cancel them.
Leaders of some countries will be asked to reduce duties. About US president Donald Trump on Sunday on April 20 wrote on Social Network Truth Social.
“Many world leaders and business managers have asked me to cancel the duties. The world knows that we seriously confess,” Trump wrote.
According to the American president, US partners should “correct the consequences of the decades of abuse”, which is “not easy for them.”
He added that Washington expects to “restore his wealth” and “create a real reward” in trade relationships.
“The easiest way to prevent the introduction of duties for countries is to develop a business within the United States,” he said.
It is known that on April 2, the US president announced the introduction of duties of some more than 200 states and territories. He eventually announced a 90-day pause, during which time a base rate of 10%. Trump also noted that the United States was received thanks to the current tariffs of $ 2 billion. Dol. Each day, without specifying what duties and whether they immediately bring such income.
China responded to Trump’s roles in its tariffs of 125%, supply restrictions of some minerals. The EU also announced its readiness to introduce restriction steps in response to the actions of the American President. In particular, the European Commission suggested to introduce 25 percent duties to a number of American goods, including diamonds, dental threads, sausages, nuts and soils.
Keep in mind that thousands of protesters also gathered on Saturday, April 5 throughout the United States (with Washington), to express disagreement with President Donald Trump in Immigration, and Mask Mask Ilona Department of Efficiency, and the DOGE Department.
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