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President Donald Trump allowed him to tear his ‘war with the world’ as his global tariffs came into force.
“ They tear us from the left and to the right. But now we’re the turn of Ripping, ‘Trump said on Tuesday night.
Trump did not show the desire to withdraw, and instead was glorified about how other countries came to the United States to beg.
National Republican Congress Campaign President of the Dinner of the Republican MPs, “ and I fight the world without any war, because they are all coming here, ” he said.
‘Japan comes here while talking. They’re on a plane, many of them, all difficult negotiators, but things that people don’t give us two years ago … Three years ago, five years ago, seven – they give us everything.
‘They don’t want themselves tariffs.’
Last Wednesday, Trump announced that each country – even deserted islands – will be hit with a 10 percent tariff in imports and the White House will result in ‘mutual’ tariffs to countries that are considered the worst criminals.
Since then, markets are crater.
President Donald Trump allowed him to tear his ‘war with the world’ as his global tariffs came into force
During the hours of great financial shock, Trump did not show the desire to withdraw, and instead was glorifying how other countries came to the USA.
On Tuesday, after a short rally attributed to a tariff pause on the table, Dow reduced more than 300 points. In general, the market decrease in the tariff was more than 4,500 points. As we approached 12: 01 on Wednesday – when the tariffs started – US stock future and Asian stock markets fell.
Trump climbed the trade war on Tuesday – after Trump refused to remove China’s retaliation tariffs until noon on Tuesday, a 104 percent tariff in China will come into force.
Tuesday night in the NRCC president’s dinner Trump, “ until we make an agreement with us, this will be, ” he said.
Trump came to more tariffs at the same dinner.
“ We will declare a big tariff on drugs after a short time, ” he said.
When Trump announced the new tariffs at the Rose Garden on Wednesday ‘Liberation Day’ event, it increased by 34 percent in China over 20 percent of tariffs published in China earlier this year. Later, Beijing was stuck with a 50 percent higher increase.
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday, ‘China’s retaliation is an error’, ‘he said.
‘The president, when the American punches, he punches harder,’ he said, but ‘If China reaches to make an agreement, it will be incredibly elegant, but it will do the best for the American people.’
S&P 500 approached a ‘bear market’ after a four -day drop of 12 percent
Although Trump announces that what happened in China has increased on Tuesday, the full scope of the tariffs to be taken in countries around the world starting from midnight
Trump said to share which conditions to share 104 percent of tariffs to reduce the tariffs ‘humble’, he said.
However, Leavitt confirmed that the president was open to agreement after the entry into force of tariffs.
Leavitt, “ president, will talk to any country that gets the phone to call, and I can tell you that the phones play from the hook that wants to talk to this management, this President and the trade team to make an agreement and to make a deal. ”He said.
“And the world needs the United States, they need our markets, they need our consumers, the president has too many leverage because it has the best economy and leadership in the world because it has the best country it has. ‘And he knows that.’
The secretary of the press, “ and we have a president who uses this economic leverage to benefit American workers and the president is trying to do, ” he added.
During an executive order signed on Tuesday afternoon, Trump said that both South Korean and Japanese officials flew to the United States to make an agreement.
Trump, the strong allies of both USA, gave Japanese imports 24 percent tariff and 25 percent tariff to products from South Korea.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is expected to be in the White House on April 17th.
The country is shot with 20 percent European Union tariffs.
Trump met yesterday with the first world leader Liberation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but a tariff of 17 percent in Israeli imports comes into force.
While there are tariffs, many products are more expensive.
Grocery store
Both bananas from Guatemala and Costa Rica are hit with an import tax of 10 percent
Trump won the elections in November against Kamala Harris, Vice President Kamala Harris, convinced the Americans that they would be better in the economy.
President Joe Biden and then Harris’i food prices increased Covid-19 pandemic inflation attracted.
However, Food and Pharmaceutical Administration estimates 32 percent of fresh vegetables, 55 percent of fresh fruits and 94 percent of seafood Americans consumed every year, the US food supply of approximately 15 percent of the import.
Bananas were brought from Guatemala and Costa Rica, both of which were shot with 10 percent import tax. Guatemala also exports Costa Rica Pineapple, Avocado and Mango, while melon, Plantain and Papaya exports to the United States.
Among the best sources of seafood will be hit with Chile, 10 percent tariff, 26 percent tariff, Indonesia, 32 percent tariff and Vietnam with the highest with 46 percent.
About 80 percent of the coffee comes from Latin America, 35 percent of it comes from Brazil and 27 percent from Colombia. According to the US Ministry of Agriculture. Both Brazil and Colombia will be hit with 10 percent tariffs.
Chocolate will be more expensive because it is imported from Cote d’Ivoire to the USA and Ecuador will be hit with 21 and 10 percent tariffs, respectively.
Already produced from Switzerland will be hit with a tariff of 31 percent – higher than 20 percent of the European Union and the 10 percent of the UK’s tariff rate.
Imported cheese will be affected by tariffs, including Spanish Manchego. European Union countries will be hit with 20 percent tariffs
Millennials will be happy to hear that avocados from Mexico have not been hit by the tariffs of President Donald Trump.
Cheese, the best import will be affected by Italy, France, Spain and the Netherlands, all EU countries and therefore 20 percent.
Food Industry Analyst Phil Lempert It is estimated as NPR This 40,000 grocery product will be affected by Trump’s ‘All product whether it is only one material’ tariffs.
A lucky break-Canada and Mexico, Trump’s Fentanil Emergency Order was hit with 25 percent tariffs, while the US-Mexico-Canada agreement signed in 2020 was carved.
This includes avocados from Mexico – this should make the millennium happy.
Alcohol
French wine bottles will be hit with a 20 percent tariff because it is part of the European Union. Trump initially threatened European wines with 200 percent tariff
Trump had previously threatened a 200 percent tariff on European wine.
This did not happen, but the tariffs that come into force will make alcohol more expensive.
The large beer, wine and liquor brands sold in the US are imported from abroad. ‘
Some of the most popular wines sold in the United States – from the European Union – France, Italy and Spain – will be hit with a 20 percent tariff.
Argentina, Australia and New Zealand wines will come with a 10 percent tariff.
Corona from Mexico is already affected by 25 percent tariff, while Guinness from Ireland and Heineken from the Netherlands will now be hit with 20 percent of the European Union tariff.
Scotch whiskey will be hit with a 10 percent UK tariff.
Even American beer factories predict that Trump tariffs will be influenced by aluminum used to make boxes from China.
Clothing and shoes
Clothing costs will be greatly affected by a few retailers’ Trump tariffs that will be part of a walk. A few US companies had removed production from China, but instead of these heavy -scheduled Asian countries.
Clothing costs will be greatly affected by Trump tariffs.
American Clothing and Shoe Association He told Associated Press Approximately 97 percent of the clothes and shoes purchased in the United States were mainly imported from Asia.
Shoe distributors and American retailers also said that 99 percent of the US shoes in the United States were imported.
The group warned that the US does not have local resources for more than 70 materials going to make shoes. “These materials are not present here, and most of these materials were not in the US,” he said.
Products from China will see the biggest walks, as Trump says that China will not be hit with 104 percent of tariffs on Tuesday.
However, other Asian countries were hit at high rates, including Vietnam with 46 percent, Cambodia with 49 percent, Bangladesh with 37 percent and Indonesia with 32 percent.
A few US companies have removed production from China, but instead of these heavy -scheduled Asian countries.
For example, Lululemon said last year that 40 percent of sports clothes were produced in Vietnam, 17 percent in Sri Lanka, 11 percent – 44 percent in Indonesia – 11 percent and 7 percent in Bangladesh.
Electronics and household items
Most of Apple’s assembly lines for iPhones (in the picture) and other products still remain in China, which is about to be shot with a 104 percent Trump tariff
Electronics are still expected to be particularly difficult because they have a supply line in China.
Apple products are made almost only in China.
Most phones will be hit in China, South Korea, Vietnam and India, even android products.
South Korea is hit with 25 percent tariff, Vietnam 46 percent tariff and India 26 percent tariff.
Nintendo products are produced in China and Vietnam.
Many home electronic devices in China – such as casserole and pressure pots – are made.
Wired Mathematics The cost of a laptop produced after Trump’s 104 percent Chinese tariffs are taken into account.
This laptop, which previously cost the American importer for $ 395, was rising to $ 795 and the charges would have a walk of a 69 percent march.
