“Trump fee” fuel to the World Trade War

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump announced a high customs tariff rate on dozens of countries that had a 10 percent basic tax on imports of all countries and a commercial surplus with the United States, threatening to repel many structures of the global economy and ignite the widespread trade wars.

These “aggressive” statements were made when Trump expressed his willingness to dismantle the world economy, which contributed to its construction after World War II.

And he increased the draft drawing in his speech, 34 percent tax on imports from the United States China, 20 percent on imports from the European Union, 25 percent on South Korea, 24 percent on South Korea and 32 percent on Taiwan.

Trump said in the White House statements: “Tax impulses have been exploited for more than 50 years,” Trump said in the White House. But this is no longer happening. ”

He emphasized that he was placing “America first in the first place” during his advertising before signing his plan for the duties of mutual rituals.

He promised to return the factories to the United States as a result of taxes. As users and companies have to face sharp heights in car prices, clothes and other items, his procedures cause sudden slowdown.

Trump describes the executive orders of customs duties as “historical”: “Mutual. This means they do it and do it. It is very easy. It should not be simpler than it.”

These customs duties come in the wake of recent announcements about the imposition of 25 percent taxes on car imports; And drawings on China, Canada and Mexico; And wide commercial penalties on steel and aluminum.

Trump is planning to impose customs duties on imported countries from Venezuela and impose special import taxes on CE shadows, timber, copper and computer chips.

“Our country is re -developed and respected. We are a place where we are jealous of every country. We will no longer allow us to exploit ourselves. We will get our wealth back. This is the beginning of the day of liberation in America.”

“Amazon, Meta and TSLA” shares declined

Amazon shares fell 5 percent to 5 percent after Trump’s announcement of customs duties, down 4.7 percent and Tesla’s shares fell 5.9 percent.

Falling against the dollar Euro, against the yen, with the launch of the new definitions.

Britain and Italy would like to enter an agreement

British Commerce Minister Jonathan Reynolds has declared that the United Kingdom is still committed to the United Kingdom to “reduce” the impact of customs duties imposed by US President Donald Trump.

He said: “Since the United States is a close friend, our policy is calm and adhered to this agreement, we hope to reduce its impact today,” that is, 10 percent of customs functions on all British exports to the United States, and he is the lowest percentage of the republican billionaire.

She said, “Italian Prime Minister Georgeta Maloni said that the American administration’s customs duties were” wrong “and would benefit the United States. In a statement on Facebook, she said: “We do everything we can do to enter into a contract with the United States, with the aim of preventing the inevitable trade war that inevitably weaken the Western countries in favor of other world parties.”

“In any case, we work as usual for Italy and its economy and we will also communicate with other European partners.”

The effect of fees on contact with Australia

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanizi on Thursday announced that customs duties imposed by the American president will “completely unfair” and will change his country’s relationship with the United States.

After Trump imposes customs duties in different proportions on his country’s commercial partners, the United States has reached the percentage of fees on exports of 10 percent, saying, “These drawings are not expressed, but not clearly mentioned in this relationship.

Irish sorry and canadian warning

Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin has expressed his “regret” for importing 20 percent of his country’s imports from the European Union, calling on 27 members of the coalition to respond in a “proportionate” manner.

In a statement, Martin said in a statement, “Any action must be proportional and the goal of protecting the interests of our companies, our workers and our citizens.”

As a result of her, Canadian pledged to “change” international trade, which has pledged to respond to customs duties imposed by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Trump.

“We will solve these customs fees with counter -Procedes” said Carnne Otta