Donald Trump decided. Ten-fold increase in customs duties on abroad cars

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We're going to charge 25% of the duties.. But if you make your car in the United States, there are no duties," said president Donald Trump, announcing his decision at the Oval Office.

Trump signed a regulation on the substance and assessed that This decision will make abroad companies increase production of cars in the USAAnd another companies will decision their factories there.

The duties are based on Trump bring the budget $100 billion. They will be imposed in addition to existing tariffs. The current rate on cars imported from abroad was 2.5 percent.

Donald Trump announces fresh duties. They're about to come into force.

Before US president Donald Trump announced that it could exclude “many countries” from the ‘reciprocal duty’ announced on 2 April. erstwhile asked if any countries would be able to avoid customs, Trump suggested yes.

– I can give exclusion to many countries. These are common duties, but we can be nicer," said Trump erstwhile the construction of steel plants was announced by Hyundai in Louisiana. He estimated that the announcement of the Korean giant shows that the duties imposed by his administration were working.

He besides announced that April 2 will be the “day of liberation” for the USin which the country will “take distant any of the money taken from it”.

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The president besides said that "in the next fewer days" he would announce further duties, "with a link to cars (...) a bit with wood and chips".

A minute later, with appreciation and surprise, he claimed that as a consequence of its action, the European Union allegedly reduced its duties for American cars from 10 to 2.5 percent. In fact, reports of specified an offer to reduce duties appeared in the press in February, but no decision was made in your case and EU Trade Commissioner Maroszo Chief Commissioner demented reports that he has made specified an offer at all.

On Sunday, “Wall Street Journal” and Bloomberg reported that Trump's squad intends to limit the scope of the announced "customs", and to hold or waive sectoral duties. According to the ‘WSJ’, duties may be imposed on countries with which the US has a permanent trade deficit and which the Finance Minister Scott Bessent referred to as ‘a lousy fifteen’. Among them are China, the European Union, Brazil, India and Canada.

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