Trump says: “There will be flexibility on mutual tariffs”

President Donald Trump said on Friday that his mutual tariff would be “flexibility”, even if he seemed to oppose the idea of ​​making exceptions for future duties.

“People come to me and talk about tariffs, and many people ask me if they can have exceptions,” Trump told reporters in an oval office.

“And as soon as you do it for one, you have to do it for everyone,” he said.

Trump, a fan of tariffs, also insisted that he did not change his mind when he gave the main automobile one -month release In the previous round of import duties in early March.

“I don’t change. But the flexibility of the word is an important word,” he said. “Sometimes it is flexibility. So, it will be flexibility, but mostly it is mutual.”

Trump revealed the date of April 2 for his mutual tariffs as “Liberation Day in America”.

Trump and his officials say this plan will effectively assign tariff rates to all countries that have their own tariffs for US goods. Countries with other non -tariff trading politicians, which is opposed by the Trump administration, such as the value added taxes, can also obey new duties.

Trump also said on Friday what plans to talk to Chinese president Xi jinping. Beijing already slapped Retaliation of tariffs to American agricultural products in response to Trump wide tariffs to Chinese imports.

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