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US pushes countries for best offers by Wednesday as tariff deadline looms
- The Trump administration is urging trading partners to deliver their strongest proposals for negotiations by Wednesday as officials work to finalize agreements before the July 8 tariff deadline.
- This push follows a 90-day pause on the so-called 'Liberation Day' tariffs that began April 9 amid market backlash and legal challenges.
- The U.S. Trade Representative's draft letter invites countries to submit their top proposals, including offers on tariffs and quotas for U.S. Industrial and agricultural goods, strategies to address non-tariff obstacles, and pledges related to online commerce and economic protection.
- Only one agreement was reached, a limited framework deal with Britain, while talks continue rapidly with the EU, Japan, Vietnam, and India, despite ongoing tariff litigation.
- The administration aims to complete deals by its self-imposed deadline and plans to maintain tariffs under alternative legal authorities if court rulings impede current measures.
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Tariff deadline looms: US urges trade partners to submit best offers by today
Wednesday marks a pivotal day for President Donald Trump's tariff negotiations, as the White House calls for foreign trade partners to submit their best offers by today.This comes as the 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs approaches its end on July 9. Many experts, however, are doubtful that the Trump administration can finalize such a wide range of trade agreements in such a short timeframe.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT | US and China step back from sk…
Trump Warns Trade Partners: Submit Final Offers by Wednesday or Face Tariffs - Real News Now
President Donald Trump has issued a firm ultimatum to America’s trade partners: submit final trade proposals by Wednesday—or prepare for sweeping tariffs. With the 90-day tariff pause set to expire on July 8, the administration is pushing to finalize new bilateral deals that prioritize American workers, manufacturing, and economic security. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the Office of the United States Trade Representative (US…
US President Donald Trump stated that until Wednesday countries will be able to present their best trade offers to avoid massive reciprocal tariffs that will enter into force on July 8.
Foreign Governments Have Until Tomorrow to Avoid Trump Tariffs.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: The Trump administration has requested that countries submit their best trade deal proposals by June 4 to avoid the reimposition of reciprocal tariffs on July 8. Who’s Involved: President Donald J. Trump, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, global trade partners, and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett. Where & When: International trade negotiations, deadline set for June 4, 2025. Key Quote: U.S. Tr…
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