Trump sends more letters that dictate high tariff rates worldwide

President Donald Trump Wednesday sent letters dictated by new US rate Betting at least on imports of six countries, leaning toward it aggressive Approach to Global America Reset trade Relationships.

Latest letters revealed by Trump through the truth of social screenshots were sent to the leader Philippines. Brune. Moldova. Algeria. Irak and Libya.

Trump teased the announcement on Tuesday evening, writing on social media that he would release “minimum 7 countries” and “additional number” in the afternoon.

The new round of tariff letters takes place two days after Trump first shared letters reported by 14 heads that their exports to the United States will face new new tariffs starting on August 1.

Almost the same two pages signed by Trump were sent to Japan. South Korea. Malaysia. Kazakhstan. South Africa. Laos. Myanmar. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Tunisia. Indonesia. Bangladesh. Serbia. Cambodia and Thai.

The rates for each country make up 20% to 40%. The letters point out that the US will “may consider” adjusting new tariffs “, depending on our relations with your country.”

Many of these rates are close to the fact that Trump imposed as part of his Liberation Day on April 2, which installed 10% of the basic gathering for almost all countries on Earth and held much higher duties on dozens of individual peoples.

This announcement caused a week of shock in the world’s trade markets, which ended only when Trump said sharply that it used these higher rates for 90 days.

This appeal was to end on Wednesday. But on Monday Trump signed an executive order Tariff’s delay Deadline until August 1st.

In another pillar Earlier on Tuesday, Trump claimed that “there would be no change before the date of early August.”

“No extensions will be provided,” he said.

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