In the days that President Donald Trump revealed his “mutual” definitions on dozens of commercial partners, the affected countries announced a set of reactions.
Some countries, such as China, have already identified anti -Trump’s definitions, while others are looking to negotiate exemptions.
On April 9-week after Trump’s “Liberation Day” speech, during which it announced a comprehensive tariff for countries around the world-issued a 90-day stand on the highest tariffs while maintaining a 10 % basic tariff.
Here is how governments around the world interact with Trump’s tariff now after they have officially started.
China
Two days after Trump announced his definitions, China has returned back, announcing that it would be implemented by 34 % of revenge definitions on all American imports.
The Chinese Ministry of Trade also put 11 American companies on List of “unreliable entities”, Effectively prevented them from conducting works in the country.
“China urges the United States to raise mono tariff measures immediately and resolve its commercial differences through consultations in an equal, respectful and beneficial way to both parties,” the ministry said in a statement.
On Monday, Trump said he would impose an additional 50 % tariff on Chinese goods in response to Chinese reprisals.
On Wednesday, China returned again against the president by raising the fees on American goods to 84 %. Later that day, Trump raised the tariff rates on China to 125 % after he announced that he would stop the highest mutual definitions in most countries for 90 days.
The next day, the administration indicated that there is a 145 % tax on Chinese goods, reflecting the definitions imposed earlier in the year.
On Friday, China raised its tax on American goods to 125 %. A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce called on Trump’s tariff policy as a “joke”.
The Trump administration later announced that many technical products, such as smartphones and laptops, will be exempted from the high China tariff.
In February, China carried out a 10 % tariff on crude oil, agricultural machines, captured trucks and some large cars. China also imposed a 15 % tax on coal and liquefied natural gas.
Canada
For several months, Trump threatened to raise Canada as part of a batch to make it the 51st American state. Canada has threatened a set of definitions, amazing government officials and residents who have long enjoyed a reconciliation relationship with the United States.
In March, Trump determined a 25 % tariff on Canadian goods that were not compatible with the United States, Mexico and Kanaada Agreement, which led to detention from Canada, which retaliated with a 25 % tariff on the United States’ selected goods.
On April 3, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his country would impose a 25 % tariff on the vehicles imported from the United States that are not compatible with USMCA.
Canada was rescued more fees from the United States last week.
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Australia
Trump announced last week that Australia would be subject to the primary tariff rate by 10 %. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz quickly responded.
“the [US] He told reporters on April 3, “The tariff for the administration has no basis in logic – and they contradict the basis of our country’s partnership,” he told reporters on April 3.
Albaniz said that Australia did not plan to take revenge on the mutual definitions of American goods.
“We will not join a race to the bottom that leads to high prices and slower growth,” he said.
On Tuesday, Democratic Senator Mark Warner From Virginia pushed strongly against Trump’s tariff in Australia during a hearing with American trade representative Jamison Jarir.
“We have a trade surplus with Australia,” Warner said during the hot exchange. “They are an incredibly important national security partner. Why were they hit by tariff?”
European Union
Trump announced on April 2 that he will impose 20 % definitions on imports from the European Union.
On Wednesday, the European Union responded to the administration by agreeing to the definitions of US commodities worth $ 23 billion.
However, on Thursday, the European Union stopped its 90 -day tariff.
“We want to give negotiations an opportunity,” European Commission President Ursula von der Lin said in a statement.
Because of Trump’s behavior on Wednesday, the European Union – at the present time – will undergo a basic tariff by only 10 %.
On April 5, CEO of Tesla El Musk, the Doge White Doge office and a political ally of Trump, directed that he wanted to see a “zero” system between the United States and Europe.
Indonesia
Trump declared 32 % tariffs on the largest economy in Southeast Asia.
The Minister of Economy in Indonesia said that the country will focus on diplomacy and negotiations to find useful mutual solutions instead of revenge on the definitions.
“The approach has been followed by looking at the long -term interest in bilateral commercial relationship, as well as to maintain an investment climate and national economic stability,” said Airlangga Hartarto.
He also said that Indonesia will support the sectors that are likely to be defined, such as the clothing and shoes industries. Indonesia’s major exports to the United States include electronics, clothes, clothes and shoes.
Japan
Japan can see a 24 % tariff on its exports to the United States.
“We had been requesting that the US GodNMENTENT RIVIEW ITS Unilateral Tarif Measors at Various Levels and We Are Extremely Disapointed and Regret that Such Measors Have Been Implemented Nonetheleg, “Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Told Repors Shortly after Trump’s April 2 Annountment.
Trade Minister Yuji Moto later said that his ministry had established a work team to study the impact of definitions.
When asked about the possibility of revenge, Moto replied: “We need to determine what is better for Japan, the most effective, in an accurate but bold and fast way.”
Malaysia
Malaysia can see its exports to the United States a 24 % tariff.
The Ministry of Investment and Industry said on Thursday that the country is not considering the reprisal tariffs and will seek “solutions that will support the spirit of free and fair trade.”
In a video on Sunday night, posted on social media, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said that Malaysia “will prepare the response of ASEAN Coordinator” to the Trump tariff.
Mramisia is currently chairing the Association of Southeast Asian countries, a group of ten countries in the region, including Vietnam and Cambodia.
The Prime Minister also said that the nation’s response will be “calm, strong, and guided by the strategic interests of Malaysia.”
Mexico
Mexico escapes a basic tariff from Trump on April 2.
Trump took office with 25 % tariffs on all imports from Mexico, but later stopped drawing on products that decreased under USMCA in free trade. UsMCA products are still compatible with a 25 % tariff.
Trump had earlier threatened to definitions about his concerns about the smuggling of fentanel and illegal immigration. At the present time, any imports compatible with USMCA can continue to enter the United States without an additional tariff.
Mexican President Claudia Shinbom praised her “good relationship” in the Trump administration to avoid any additional fees from the president last week.
Vietnam
Trump previously said he would impose a 46 % tariff on Vietnamese commodities. It will be one of the highest tariff rates that Trump put against any country.
The country prompted a quick action.
Vietnam said he was “ready” to negotiate with the Trump administration to retract all customs duties on US imports, according to a senior official.
Bloomberg News said on Thursday that the two countries have agreed to start commercial negotiations.
