The commercial secretary stated that “tariffs are not visible.”

United States Trade Secretary Howard Lutnik Sunday (1) said “tariffs will not appear” after the Federal Court of Appeal last week to prevent the Trump government’s comprehensive tariffs.

American President Donald Trump has many other officers, even in strange and unusual circumstances, we bring one another, or another, or another, “Lutnic” Fox News Sunday “said at the event.

Early Sunday morning, Trump posted social truth: “If the courts, somehow decide against us, it is not expressed, it allows our country to be held captive to their anti -American tariffs, they are used against us.

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Trump’s consistent commercial strategy, suspending some rates to create more time for negotiations, may face challenges with countries after the commercial court ruled that the President had exceeded its power by imposing general rates according to international emergency economic forces.

When asked about the European Union officer, who told Reuters that the court had given the EU on trade talks, Lutnik said, “It will probably cost us for a week.”

Trump recently threatened, and then postponed until July 9, which is 50% tariff on EU. From the court verdict, “everyone has returned to the table of negotiations. Everyone is talking to us. In the summer and coming weeks, the first class deals for American workers.”

Trump’s “Liberation Day” has a 90 -day break for tariffs, over 100 countries, the government is going to expire, and the government continues to negotiate. There will be no extension of this break, says Lutnik on Sunday.

“It is only the President decides how much it is expired and how much rates of the President. If they cannot enter into an agreement, President Trump will decide what the deal is.”

A deal with China “postponed”

Trump’s economic policies, especially for major business partners, have moved to global markets with travels and travels on tariffs and travels with China. After both sides in Switzerland agreed to reduce Beijing’s tariffs on US imports from 125% to 10% for 90 days, the trade war between China and the United States was evident on May 12. The United States has temporarily cut rates on China from 145% to 30%.

In accordance with the agreement, China also stops or cancel non -tariff resistance in the United States from April 2. As part of its vengeance, there are limits on exporting some rare minerals, which are components used in products such as iPhones, electric vehicles and jet fighters.
But on Friday (30), Trump posted about Social, posting his trade agreement with China’s United States “. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Thursday (29).

Bessent on Sunday (1) on the CBS News’s “Face the Nation” program, saying Trump and Chinese leader Ji Jinping would meet “very soon”, but refused to decide on a particular date and did not want to say what consequences Beijing was facing a trade agreement.

“But the fact that they are retaining some of the products they have agreed to be released during our deal – perhaps this is a defect in the Chinese system, perhaps deliberately; we will see that the President’s party is talking to the party president,” said Bessant, saying he had suggested rare important minerals.

“We have had to give us licenses for some things in China. We believe that the licenses have been delayed,” National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassette said on Sunday’s “Week” event.

Hassett says that the government commercial team is focusing on “laser radius” in trade with China “to ensure that there are no supply interruptions.”

“Once this is resolved, we have discussed the Oval Room (US Commerce Representative) Jamison Greer and Howard Lutnik.”
Lutnik said the government had “slowed this agreement” with China and that he would “be confident” that he would enter into an agreement.

Trump government officials told CNN last week that they were bored for China’s failure to fulfill their commercial commitments. The frustration Trump government has led to the withdrawal of Chinese students’ visas and stopping the sale of some complex technologies to Chinese companies.

Tariffs cost a lot more to Americans

Besant was asked about the impact of government tariffs on the cost of daily consumption products, including plans to shop back to school. He believes that some companies, such as Amazon and Home Depot, have not yet raised consumer prices.

“Extensive companies are doing different tasks. They are making decisions based on their customers. They think they can send it to customers and what they want to do to keep them.”

Since Trump has imposed their charges, some companies have warned that prices can be raised to reduce costs.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said on May 15 that Trump’s tariffs were “too much” and his products were expensive, especially when it comes to Chinese products. Trump replied that the retail giant and “swallowing” Chinese tariffs should stop trying to blame the Valmart “tariffs.”

In the United States last year, China sent the second largest imported source of imports, $ 439 billion, and the United States exported $ 144 billion to China.

Proctor & Gamble Home Production Manufacturer, Mattel Doll Manufacturer and Ford and Subaru motorists are in other companies, said they will increase prices.

Folding tariffs on steel

Trump told US steel employees in Pennsylvania on Friday that “to protect the steel industry in the United States” and 25% to 50% steel tariffs to protect US metallurgists.

On Sunday, Hassette defended the growth of steel tariffs, making them a complex action to ensure that the United States were made in the event of war.

He pointed out China’s high impact on global steel markets, but highlighted the national security logic behind the tariffs.
“Chinese steel production is double the world’s capacity, and China’s steel dumping is in trouble by steel industries around the world,” Hassett said.

“They are doing this because it prepares them to win the war because they can only produce steel,” he said.

“President Trump does not always happen to America and we will confirm that we do not need the steel we need in the war,” Hassett said.

He added a serious warning, ‘If we have cannons, but if the cannon is not bullets, we cannot fight war.’

Experts have warned that Trump’s tariffs will lead to the increased US building and manufacturing industries.

These tariffs “affect the construction industry, perhaps, but will significantly affect the steel industry, Besant said Sunday.