The goods from Japan and South Korea hit 25 % tax

The United States has announced a 25 % new tax on the products that enter the country from South Korea and Japan, as President Donald Trump began with the participation of a group of messages to the leaders of countries around the world that define its identification plans.

The messages come with a stop stop for 90 days from the completion of some of the most aggressive definitions.

Trump has suspended high definitions to allow commercial talks with many governments after his initial announcement of the protest of strikes and unrest in the financial markets.

The highest duties were set to appeal on July 9, but Trump said he was now planning to implement it on August 1.

The latest messages issued indicate that Trump is still committed to his initial payment of definitions, with a little change of prices announced in April.

The president argues by providing customs tariffs that will protect American companies from foreign competition and also to enhance local manufacturing and jobs.

After issuing messages separating the definitions on Japanese and South Korean imports, the shares fell on Monday.

Other messages that released a 40 % tariff tariff on the merchandise from Myanmar and Laus, a 30 % tariff on the goods from South Africa and a 25 % tariff on the goods from Malaysia.

These rates are a tariff similar to those that revealed Trump in April, when he issued the “Tahrir Day” announcement, which imposed new taxes on goods from different countries.

For example, at the time, he said he was looking to hit goods from Japan by 24 % duties and earn 25 % on products in South Korea.

White House press secretary Caroline Levit said that the Trump administration planned to send messages to about 12 other countries on Monday and will share notes on social media, with more messages to be followed.

I doubted the suggestion that the final dates of the changing tariff from July 9 to August 1 may reduce the power of Trump’s threats.

“The president’s phone, I can tell you, who is a hook from world leaders all the time they are pleading with him to reach a deal,” she said.

After the outbreak of anger when Trump first announced the definitions in April, the president quickly suspended some of the highest import taxes to allow conversations, while maintaining a 10 % tax.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessin said he expected “a few crowded days.”

“We had a lot of people changing their melody with regard to negotiations. So it was a mailbox full last night with many new offers, and a lot of new proposals,” he said to CNBC business broadcasters.

Trump initially described his definitions as “mutual”, claiming that it was required to respond against the trade rules of other countries that he saw as unfair to American exports.

He announced separately the definitions of the main sectors, such as steel and cars, pointing to national security concerns, and raising fees on other elements, such as medicines and wood.

Multiple -layer policies have complex trade conversations, with cars tariffs, a major attached point in negotiations with Japan and South Korea.

To date, the United States has made agreements with UK and VietnamAs well as a partial deal with China. In all of these three cases, the agreements raised definitions compared to the levels before Trump returned to the White House, while The main issues remain without a solution.

The European Union (the European Union) is said to be in talks that will keep a 10 % temporary tax for most of the goods shipped to the United States after the deadline.

But he also looks to reduce Trump’s tariff by 25 % on cars and spare parts, and a 50 % tax on steel and aluminum.

A spokesman for the European Commission President, Ursula von der Lin, had a “good exchange” with Trump. Just a few weeks ago, the US President threatened the European Union with the necessity of 50 % unless it reached an agreement.

Last week, Trump said Japan could face a “30 % or 35 %” tariff if the country fails to reach an agreement with the United States by Wednesday.