Washington: US President Donald Trump stated on Friday that he plans to raise tariffs on cars and trucks imported from the European Union to 25% as early as next week. He accused the bloc of lightweight to pinion to a previously agreed-upon trade deal. Trump noted that these increased duties would not wield to vehicles assembled in US plants.
What did Donald Trump say?
In a social media post, Trump framed this move as both a touching-up measure and an incentive for manufacturers to uplift production within the United States. In his post, Trump wrote, "I am pleased to signify that next week, I will be raising tariffs on cars and trucks inward the U.S. from the European Union; the tariffs will be increased to 25%. This is considering the European Union is not complying with our fully agreed-upon trade deal." He remoter widow that if they produce cars and trucks in the US, they will not be subject to any tariffs.
“Many automobile and truck plants are currently under construction, with over $100 billion stuff invested — a record in the history of car and truck manufacturing. These plants, staffed with American workers, will be opening soon,” Donald Trump posted on Truth Social.
What whoopee has Donald Trump taken?
According to reports, a White House official disclosed that U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday imposing new sanctions on the Cuban government. This executive order expands the telescopic of existing U.S. sanctions versus Cuba. Furthermore, it imposes new sanctions on entities or individuals involved in supporting Cuba's security apparatus, engaging in government corruption, or committing human rights violations.
Trump's order accuses Cuba of maintaining tropical ties with Iran and providing unscratched havens to militant groups such as Hezbollah.
