Buffett: Trump’s duties are a big mistake

One of the richest people in the world, American businessman Warren Buffett criticized US president Donald Trump’s policy of importing duties from many countries of the world. On Saturday, May 3, CNBC reports.

Buffett, whose conditions Forbes are estimated at 168.2 billion, Dol. He called Trump’s actions a big mistake. The billionaire called the duties of “law of war.”

“The trade should not be a weapon,” the businessman told a meeting with Berkshire Hathaway investors, the general director he was.

“I think it includes bad things,” Buffett said.

In his opinion, the United States should strive to trade with the rest of the world and do their “well.”

“In my opinion, the more successful worldwide will be, the more successful we will be and the more safe we ​​will feel, and the moment our children feel,” the businessman said.

“This is a big mistake, in my opinion, when you have 7.5 billion people you don’t love, and there are 300 million yelling about how well they manage – I don’t think it’s right, and I don’t think it’s smart,” Buffett said.

It is known that in early February, the United States introduced imports from China to 10%, after one month by doubling the rate. Donald Trump also announced the introduction of “glass” duties, which for Beijing costs 54%. China has introduced the response, after which the parties continue to increase the rates. After the final progress, US fees for China were 145%, the opposite was 125%. For the EU, the rate is 20%.