The White House sets a new tariff and a schedule

President Donald Trump released Updated tariff pricesRecounting more than 65 countries in addition to the European Union.

Some prices reflect what was shared earlier "Messages" The president sent it earlier this month. Others reflect the modern commercial deals that the administration announced.

Although the administration said to weeks, she said on August 1, the new date for the implementation of definitions, most countries will not see these prices valid for at least a week, according to the executive matter that was published Thursday evening. Trump has changed commercial deadlines again and again and continues negotiations with various countries.

The countries that are not listed in order will face an additional rate of 10 percent in seven days.

Other exceptions include:

• Canada: The White House says in Separate executive It was modified on Thursday that the goods from Canada, which is not covered by the USMCA agreement, will be subject to 35 percent of the customs tariff that begins on Friday. The administration says that Canada is not doing enough to combat illegal drug trafficking and blame revenge for the actions of the United States to address this issue.

• ChinaTrump has spoken positively about negotiations with China in recent days. The order issued on Thursday said that China would be subject to Prior Nowadays.

• Mexico: The White House said earlier Thursday that a new tariff for goods Mexico stops temporarily While negotiations continue.

The White House says there will be an additional 40 percent tariff imposed on transport – countries whose goods are sending to the United States through other countries in an attempt to evade the customs tariff.

Although Trump’s framing definitions as an amount paid by other countries, importers in the United States are paying definitions directly to the US government. Foreign companies can accommodate some of these costs, but American companies and consumers have historically witnessed higher prices as a result of definitions.

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