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US President Donald Trump states to hit films made in foreign countries with 100% tariffs, As it increases trade disputes with peoples around the world.
Trump said the commissioner’s commissioner to start a collection process because the film industry dies “very fast”.
He accused of “agreed efforts” by other countries that suggest that he called the directors and studios he called “the threat of national security”.
“This is, except for everything else, messages and propaganda!” Trump said on his truth social platform. “We want the movies made in America again!”
Since his return to the White House in January, Trump imposed tariffs for the world.
He claims that tariffs will raise US manufacturers and protect jobs – but as a result, the world economy was thrown into chaos, and prices for goods around the world are expected to rise.
Ahead of his inauguration, Trump has appointed three movie stars – John Voit, Mel Gibson and Sylvester Stalon – to be special ambassadors who instructed to promote business opportunities in Hollywood, which he called “a great but very problematic place.”
“They will serve me special messengers in order to attract Hollywood, who has lost the business over the last four years, back – Backger, better and stronger than if you earlier!” Trump wrote at the time.
US Secretary of Trade Howard Lutnita replied to the announcement, saying “we are on it.”
The US still remains a large cinema production center on a global scale, despite the problems, reports the research company Prodpro.
The last annual report showed that last year the country received 14.54 billion dollars (10.94 billion pounds). This decreased by 26% since 2022.
Countries that have attracted an increase in costs over the same period include Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United Kingdom, the report said.
Even before this, Trump’s fall was subjected to Trump’s trade policy in the United States.
In April, China said he would reduce his quota of American films admitted to the country.
“The incorrect action of the US government about abuse of tariffs on China will inevitably reduce the domestic audience’s commitment to American films,” the Chinese film administration said.
“We will follow the rules of the market, respect the choice of viewers and moderately reduce the number of imported American films.”
Trump has most reached China with its tariffs, entering import taxes up to 145% on the goods from there.
Last month, its administration stated that when new tariffs are added to existing, some Chinese goods may reach 245%.
Beijing has returned to 125% of import duty on US goods.
Currently, other countries are facing 10%tariff until the pause is over at higher slaves in July.
Speaking to journalists aboard the Air Force on Sunday, Trump said he meets with many countries, including in China, on trade transactions.
However, he added that this week he did not plan to talk to his Chinese colleague Xi Jinping – despite previous Posts that Washington appealed to Beijing to hold trading talks.
Asked if any trade agreements would be announced this week, Trump said it could “very well” but did not give any details.
Previously, Trump signaled that he may be ready to reduce tariffs for China.
“At some point, I am going to lower them because otherwise you will never be able to run a business with them, and they want to do a lot,” he said in an interview that came out on Sunday at NBC “Meet the Press.”
