The amount of the mutual duties that the Trump government seeks to impose is unclear, but US officials have suggested that the greatest goals will be Japan, India, the EU and Brazil.
From the first moment of taking over his duties, Donald Trump attacks the US largest trading partners, accusing them of cheating on America and taking advantage of the world’s largest economy.
“For decades we have stolen and abused all the countries of the world, friends and enemies. Now it is finally time for the good homeland of the US to take some of these money and respect. GOD TO BELIEVE AMERICA !!! ” The US president wrote on social media this month.
Trump has stated that April 2nd will be “Liberation Day”, as it plans an extensive escalation of its commercial policy, imposing tough duties on the largest US trade partners, overturning decades of global commercial rules.
The amount of the mutual duties that the Trump government seeks to impose is unclear, but US officials have suggested that the greatest goals will be Japan, India, the EU and Brazil.
However, when he asked US exporters to make complaints about their commercial partners, the office of the US Commercial Representative said he was interested in all G20 countries, as well as countries that have “the largest commercial deficits with the US”.
His list included Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, the EU, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Africa
Source: Skai
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