The president of the United States, Donald Trumphe spoke Monday from his social network and said that a series of meetings will begin with Japan to analyze the issue of tariffs. Likewise, the US president again warned China And he asked for a “change”, in the midst of the jumps generated by the commercial war that broke out last week.
From the social network “Truth Social”, Trump said that calls with Japan will begin to establish negotiations about tariffs.
“Countries around the world are talking to us. Strict, but fair parameters are being established. I talked to Japanese prime minister this morning. It will send a high level team to negotiate!” Said the president of the United States.
He added: “They have treated the United States very badly in commercial matters. Our cars are not carried, but we take millions of their own. The same goes for agriculture and many other things.”
He did not miss the opportunity to close his message to warn China: “Everything has to change, especially with China!” Donald Trump said.
United States Tariffs: Japan shows your willingness to meet with Donald Trump
Japan’s prime minister, Shigeru ishibahas shown this Monday his willingness to meet with the US President, Donald Trump, to address the imposition of tariffs against the Asian country and has avoided talking about “reprisals” within the framework of the commercial war.
“We are considering all the options before determining what would be the most effective to address this matter,” Ishiba said during a parliamentary commission in which he has opted not to resort to “eye for an eye.”
Thus, he stressed that he is available for an encounter with the New York tycoon “as soon as possible”, which seeks to “rethink” the tariff measures adopted.
In case of visiting the United States, he explained, “he will not try to achieve only an exemption to the encumbrances but will show a package of offers” that reflect “what he is able to offer a country like Japan” to his ally. In this sense, he highlighted Japan’s contribution to job creation through investment. “
In addition, he has defended that Tokyo “is not acting unfairly”, a few words with which he has referred to Trump’s argument to boost his tariff policy, according to information collected by the Kio -news agency.
Internal level, he has promised to do everything in his hand to “ensure that these tariffs do not affect Japanese jobs and commerce, especially small businesses.”
Source: Ambito
