Trump Delays and Shifts Tariff Deadlines Amid Ongoing Trade Negotiations
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President Trump plans to extend the trade deadline to August 1, imposing new tariffs ranging from 25% to 40% on imports from several countries, while warning that countries siding with Brics could face an additional 10% tariff. The move is part of a broader effort to negotiate better trade deals and assert economic leverage, amidst ongoing tensions with multiple nations and the Brics group.
- Trump Trade Letters Go Out Today, More Deals in Next ‘48 Hours’ Barron's
- Trump administration teases more trade deals, but shifting tariff deadlines raise new questions CNBC
- Trump Gives Himself Overtime Period to Cut Trade Deals Bloomberg.com
- Trump team moves goalposts on tariffs again Politico
- Trump Keeps Foreign Countries on Edge as Tariff Deadline Nears The New York Times
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