Marco Rubio says we can discuss bilateral agreements after imposing tariffs | The economy
Oh American Foreign Secretary, Marco RubioHe said the United States could participate in bilateral talks after imposing their major business partners – and tariffs that touched Brazil.
Asked if China could win from a trade war launched by Donald Trump, the head of the United States said that the United States is looking for “justice” in global trade.
“We will impose mutual tariffs on those countries,” he said in an interview with the CBS. .
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Rubio argued that tariffs were needed to strengthen the abilities of the United States. “There are important sectors such as aluminum, steel, semiconductors and car manufacturing, and President Trump believes that the US needs domestic capacity, and to ensure that the United States has financial incentives to protect these sectors and develop this capacity.”
However, experts have warned that tariffs should increase costs to US producers by pressing inflation in the United States.
Negotiations from Brazil
In the case of steel and aluminum, 25% of the rates of the week have a direct impact on Brazil, which is the main steel exporter for the US.
Technicians from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE) and development, industry, commercial and services (MDIC) began talks with the United States on Friday. The dialogue channel was launched in a conversation with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik and US Commerce Representative Jamison Greer.
The government is betting on conversation to get any concessions from Donald Trump. As shown Estado/transmissionIf the negotiations are not results, the mutual app appears to be the last option.
In 2018, in the first government, Donald Trump imposed the same 25% of tariffs on aluminum steel. Brazil has been able to discuss 3.5 million tonnes of tiles and 687 thousand tonnes of steels for export rate. Aluminum is defined 10%.
This time, however, Donald Trump could not get RED. “I don’t give it at all,” he said in the week. In addition to 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, the United States has imposed 10% on China imports. Next month, you will expect more rates on agricultural products and cars.
On his way and going, the US president has stopped 25% rates on imports from neighboring Mexico and Canada twice, but launched a new front in his trade war by threatening Europe with 200% tariffs on alcoholic beverages.
