Trump: Will Soon Send Tariff Letters to Small Countries, Rates May Be Slightly Above 10%
According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinshi Data, Trump stated on Tuesday that tariff letters for smaller countries will be issued soon, adding that tariffs imposed on these countries may be "slightly above 10%".
Trump also said he is very satisfied with the "simple agreements" that have already been announced, which set universal tariff rates for more than 20 countries, and that the remaining tariff issues with other countries will be resolved soon. He said, "We will soon issue a letter discussing tariffs for many small countries." "We may impose a tariff on products from all these countries... possibly slightly above 10%."
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