Trump confirms August 1 deadline for tariffs on US trading partners with ‘no extensions'
While Trump imposed a sweeping 10 per cent tariff on goods from almost all trading partners in April, higher rates customised to dozens of economies were unveiled, then halted until July 9.
But the US president this week again delayed their reimposition, pushing it back to August 1.
Trump insisted that there would be no further delay in the tariffs. 'There will be no change,' he posted on social media.
He added that levies would start being paid on August 1, in line with letters now being sent out to trading partners.
'No extensions will be granted,' Trump said.
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