Shortly before the end of the deadline, US President Donald Trump granted his tariffs again – and it couldn’t have been the last one.
US President Donald Trump keeps a further postponement of the deadline for the introduction of tariffs against several countries and also the European Union. When asked whether the deadline for August 1, he said in the presence of journalists on Monday evening (local time): “I would say binding, but not 100 percent.” He showed himself open if the trading partners submit a proposal to him. Also in the letters sent to a number of countries in which Trump announces dialogues of dialogues, he said that the imports were “final” – but was also ready to negotiate here. “If you call with another offer and I like it, we’ll do it.”
On Monday, Trump moved the deadline for new tariffs from this Wednesday (July 9) to August 1st and published more than a dozen letters to several countries – including Japan, South Korea and South Africa. In the letters, he announced imports from August from August. What exactly the new deadline for the EU means was initially unclear.
Source: Stern
