U.S. president Donald Trump announced that in the coming weeks his administration would send notices to abroad partners about fresh business conditions in the United States.
“We have 150 countries that want to make a deal, but physically we cannot meet them all. So in 2 to 3 weeks ... we will start sending letters that fundamentally honestly tell how much to pay for doing business in the United States," said Trump in Abu Dhabi at the US-Emirat Business Forum.
U.S. president Donald Trump signed an implementing regulation imposing "mutual" customs duties on imports from another countries on April 2. Their base rate is 10%, and for 57 countries there have been higher rates since 9 April, which were calculated on the basis of the United States trade deficit with a given country: so that alternatively of the deficit there is simply a balance. However, on April 9, the American leader announced that more than 75 countries had not responded and demanded negotiations, so for 90 days for everyone but The basic import duties of 10% will apply to China.
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Trump announced fresh business conditions in the US
