Trump should declare a “great trade agreement” this Thursday (8)
US President Donald Trump has suggested that an important commercial announcement was made on Thursday (8). The familiar source is said to be with government plans CNN The deal is with the United Kingdom.
This is another sign that historically relieves tall tariffs, which threatens to cause serious damage to the US and global economies.
“At 10 am tomorrow, in the Oval Hall, a great press conference in the Oval Hall about the big trade deal with representatives of a large and most respected country. The first of many !!!”, Trump on Wednesday night (7), published on social truth.
In the publication, Trump did not specify any country, but his government suggested that he was actively talking with India, United Kingdom, South Korea and Japan.
Trump’s main trade adviser Peter Navaro said CNN On Tuesday (6), it was suspected that the United Kingdom was the first country to sign a trade agreement with the United States.
“I don’t know whether it will be United Kingdom or India First, it is… we have a small turn in India’s history, so it will delay things there, but I can guarantee that the American people can guarantee that there are deals, and I can guarantee that there are very good deals for the American people. ”
The Financial Times reports on Tuesday that the United Kingdom can enter into a trade agreement with the United Kingdom and exclude the United States to American Technology companies, including 2% tax on the United Kingdom digital services, and to the United States to American Technology companies.
In turn, the American can reduce the load of tariff in the UK, perhaps reducing or excluding the country 25% aluminum rates, steel And the cars, the Financial Times said.
For weeks, Trump officials have been talking to more than a dozen countries and they are close to an agreement, but nothing has been declared so far.
Trump has often said that he is not in a hurry to sign an agreement, claiming that countries have “stolen” the United States over the years and that the United States will balance the trade.
