The President of the United States Donald Trump has declared Wednesday that he will announce new rates next month or before, adding wooden and forestry products to the previously announced floors to impose rates on imported cars, semiconductors and pharmaceutical products.
“I will announce the rates on cars, semiconductors, chips and pharmacists, medicines and pharmaceutical products and wood probably, and some other things next month or before,” said Trump during a conference in Miami.
Speaking with the Air Force One journalists during his return trip to Washington, Trump said he was thinking about a 25% rate on wooden and forest products itself.
He said he hopes that the rates will generate great revenues for the United States, but has also offered relief countries if they reduce or remove their rates on US products.
Tuesday, Trump said that he also intends to impose rates similar to semiconductors and pharmaceutical products, the latest news of a series of measures that threaten to shake international trade.
These rates would also begin “25% or more”, increasing substantially for a year. He did not provide a date for the announcement of these rates and said he wanted to dedicate some time to drugs and chips to install factories so that they can avoid rates.
Since he returned to the office four weeks ago, Trump has imposed a further 10% rate on all imports to China due to the fact that the country has not stopped the trafficking of Fenanil. He also announced, and then postponed for a month, rates of 25% on Mexico products and non -energetic imports from Canada.
Last week, he revealed Piani to impose mutual rates for all countries that impose rates on US products or establish non -tariff barriers to limit access to the United States to their markets.
Source: Terra
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