2025-07-04 07:45
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2025-07-04 07:45
The President of the United States Donald Trump said on Friday that his administration would start sending letters to the rule of other countries that inform them about the amount of customs tariffs that the US will impose on their export. Trump's words were cited by the Reuters agency.
Before departing to the state of Iowa, Trump told journalists that the US would start “sending letters (…) maybe 10 (letters) per day, to various countries, about how much they will pay to be able to do business with the USA.”
He also informed that he intends to sign several commercial agreements, but he did not reveal the details.
On Wednesday, Trump informed about the conclusion of a commercial system with Vietnam. It was the third agreement of this type announced by the US administration from April 2, when Trump announced the imposition of the so -called mutual duties for several dozen countries and the European Union. Earlier, preliminary conditions of the US agreement with Great Britain and China were agreed.
On July 9, the 90-day suspension of these duties passes. Contrary to his earlier statements, the corpse said on Wednesday that he was not considering extending this term. (PAP)
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