Trump, steel and aluminum tariffs returned after retaliation

US President Donald Trump promised to introduce more tariffs after the latest movement of steel and aluminum to offer revenge from the United States (EU) and Canada.

Trump, “Of course,” he said that this will respond to counter-events, repeating the warning of “mutual” tariffs in the world all over the world.

“We’re charging them, because you fill us with us.”

The threat was celebrated with a further increase in the financial markets, which are worried about the influence of economics and consumers in many countries, including the United States.

On Wednesday, Trump, 25% of the United States for transportation for some countries, has been moved by a plan to expand steel and aluminum tariffs from freedom exempt from 25%.

This month, previously watched a command in the early this month, which raised Chinese imports to at least 20% of the United States.

Trump threatened a number of products applied to a number of products, including taxes, copper, wood and cars applied to the goods because it includes a country.

Leaders in Canada and Europe called new metal taxes It was not justified and withdrawn with their tariffs in a number of US products.

Other countries in the United States, Australia, Mexico and Brazil, including any revenge, including Brazil, England, Australia, Mexico and Brazil.

“As everyone, I was disappointed in seeing global tariffs associated with steel and aluminum, but we will take a pragmatic approach,” British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

“We … We will negotiate a deal covering and covering the tariffs if we succeed. But we will keep all the options on the table.”

About $ 30 billion to US products, including Canada, steel, computer and sports equipment, will start charging about $ 30 billion to $ 30 billion ($ 20 billion; $ 16).

Prime Minister said Mark Carney As long as a trade contract with Trump, as “respect for Canadian Sovereignty”.

The EU, from April 1, said that goods worth 26 billion euros ($ 28 billion; 22 billion) will collect their collection, including Bourbon and Motorcycles.

EU President Ursula Von Der Leyen is intention to be “strong but proportional” and the EU is ready to be ready to engage in a meaningful dialogue, “he said.

“Tariffs are taxes. They are evil for business and are bad for consumers,” he said, threatened economic violations and sent prices higher.

“There is no need – not on both sides or in the European Union or the United States.”

Trump said that the United States wanted to increase the production of steel and aluminum in the longer period, but critics will increase the prices of US consumers and gears near taxes, but the import of metals.

According to reuters, according to a letter, including quaker oats and folgers coffee, according to a letter taken by Reuterers, they asked Trump using the targets from the targoing targets.

Pepsico, Conagra and JM Smaker, as well as the released substances, asked the components of non-commercial groups by the trade group by the trade group.

Reuters reports that coffee, oats, cocoa, spices, tropical fruits and tin mills are used to steel, some food and household items are located locally listed.

Import taxes are expected to reduce the requirements of undefined steel and aluminum in the United States – it is expected to be hit by metal producers elsewhere.

The EU is estimated that about 5% of the total exports of the United States’s total exports of the United States, 90% of US steel and aluminum exports.

The shares in the United States were mixed on Wednesday, after a two-day sharp decline. The Dow has been close to 0.2%, S & P 500, and 0.5% higher and the NASDAQ was 1.2%.

In the White House with the Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach Micheal Martin, Trump, Trump, said he did not plan to retreat from the trade struggle, said “not happy” with the EU trade policy.

Apple’s legal penalties and US farms and US farms and cars claimed to have had their concerns about legal penalties.

“They are perhaps what they need to do for the European Union, but the patient will create will,” he said.

He repeated his threat to hit European cars with tariffs, he added: “We will win this financial war.”