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President Donald Trump Thursday said he was offered tariffs Mexico and Canada will come into force on March 4, and an additional 10% tariff is charged in the same date.

Mixed 25% of mexico and Canada import tariffs were stopped on February 3 for one month. But recently the Trump administration sowed confusion in whether they could come into force when the delay was over.

In A Truth social post On Thursday morning, Trump said they would.

He said that, without providing evidence that the forbidden drugs “still pour into our country from Mexico and Canada at a very high and unacceptable level,” despite the promises of both US neighbors to increase their efforts to the police.

“We cannot allow this plague to continue to harm the United States, and therefore, until it stops, or seriously limited, the offered tariffs that plan to take effect on the fourth will of March have really come into force,” Trump wrote.

He also announced that in China, which is already facing 10% of US tariffs for their products, “also charge an additional 10% tariff for that date.”

Trump added in his post: “Asping -second Mutual tariff The date will remain in full force and effect. “

Later, on Thursday morning, the White House official confirmed CNBC that the new Beijing duties mean tariffs on the US for Chinese imports, will make up 20%.

Dow Jones Industrial Maven Futures Turned a little negative After Trump’s post, but grew when the markets opened.

The president’s message contradicted the term stated approximately an hour earlier on Thursday morning on CNBC “Box for Squawk“Director of the National Economic Council of the White House Kevin Joset.

Referring to Trump’s public statements at his first Cabinet session on Wednesday, Hassetta said the president would decide on “tariff policy for all countries” after the study, which is scheduled to be released on April 1.

Trump at this meeting “expanded, saying that we would deal with Mexico and Canada, presumably at the same time when we are dealing with everything else,” Joset said.

The president made tariffs for the bulk of his second term, calling them as a supposedly source of income and possessing them as a threat in other countries.

In addition to the tariffs for China, Mexico and Canada, Trump has ordered a global 25% of steel import tariffs and aluminum, which should take effect on March 12.

On February 13, Trump signed a presidential memorandum on his plan to impose mutual tariffs for foreign countries that perform the duties on the US import. In addition to the tit fares for dads, Trump’s plan I would consider certain other politicians, such as the use of taxes with the value added as unfair trade practices that require tariffs.

. Megan Cassel and Eiman Haves CNBC contributed to this report.