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Donald Trump said “can’t care” if manufacturers produce prices after it 25% tariffs on vehicles from foreign products comes into force.
Some analysts have warned that import allegations of imports that import vehicles can lead to a temporary shutdown of significant vehicles in the United States, raising prices and relations with allies.
But when talking to NBC News on Saturday, the US president said he hoped that foreign manufacturers have raised prices because it means that “people will buy American cars. We have a lot.”
On Wednesday, Trump announced new taxes on 25% of cars and car parts that enter the US border that come into force on April 2. It is planned to be expected on April 3, and the spare parts are expected, and the spare parts should start in May or later.
When asked what was his message about the car chiefs, he replied: “We congratulate the message when you make your car in the US, you are going to make a lot of money.”
He continued to say, “If you don’t, you will probably have to come to the United States because if you do your car in the US, there are no tariffs.”
25% of tax on car imports was briefly implemented but then stopped In early March, after requests from major North America manufacturers such as Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.
But Trump said NBC that he no longer plans to delay the introduction of the car tariffs, saying that he would consider the negotiations “only if people are willing to give us something great. Because countries are of great value, otherwise there is no place for negotiations.”
Trump’s comments come as Downing sources said The UK is not shy.
The UK is in the last minute negotiation with the White House and is trying to get liberation, arguing it – unlike other countries – the UK has a relatively equal trade relations with the US. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he did not want to go into the trade war.
Several large economies also promised to avenge Trump’s tariffs.
Germany stated that this “won’t give” and this Europe must “firmly respond”The French President called this step “waste of time” and “inconspicuous”, Canada calls it a “direct attack”, and China has accused Washington of violating international trade rules.
