US Treasury Chief Sees 100 Countries Getting 10% Reciprocal Tariff
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Explainer: What is Japan's trade policy on rice?
TOKYO - US President Donald Trump has complained that Japan was not buying American rice, putting pressure on Tokyo as it struggles to seal a trade deal before so-called "reciprocal" tariffs are set to kick in on July 9.
Australia's PM says he expects 10 per cent US baseline tariff to stay
SYDNEY: Australia will likely still be subjected to the 10 per cent tariff rate on all exports to US but the government will continue to try and negotiate for an exemption, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said today (July 4). © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd


US Treasury chief sees 100 countries getting 10% reciprocal tariff
WASHINGTON :About 100 countries are likely to see a reciprocal tariff rate of 10 per cent, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Thursday, adding that he expects "a flurry" of trade deals announced before a July 9 deadline that could see tariff rates increase sharply."We'll see how the President wants
About 100 countries are likely to receive a reciprocal tariff rate of 10 percent from the United States, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besant said today.
The Secretary of the Treasury anticipated that nearly 100 countries will face reciprocal tariffs of 10%. The bill could cost more than $82 billion to US companies. The post Donald Trump hastened the trade clock: The US would apply 10% tariffs to nearly 100 countries appeared first on The Intransigent.
Trump throws stones on his own roof when he explains that his reciprocal rates are partly justified as a tool to compensate for government support or market distortions with which other countries help his companies to be competitive.The post Trump throws stones on his own roof first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text on embargo.mx
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