Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff plans coming today are 'the big one' and could hit some US allies hard
Donald Trump's focus this week on reciprocal tariffs could upend US trading relationships around the globe, with the president on Thursday morning upping the stakes even more.
"Today is the big one: reciprocal tariffs," Trump wrote on his social media platform, suggesting it could be the biggest move of his presidency so far.
Trump has been touting the plan, which is expected to be rolled out today at around 1 p.m. ET, for days. But he has only offered minimal details of exactly what's to come.
"The world has taken advantage of the United States for many years," he said Wednesday. "We're going to be doing reciprocal tariffs, which is whatever they charge, we charge, very simply."
so far he is not doing a thing as in loer prices to food or cloyhing he is not gving us tax breaks n the bs no tax on tips or on ssi
now the ones who voted hm in said i feel like i got stabbed in the back 4 times mush wants tut trillions off us gabt debt by removing govt programs
trump has zero respect for oval office letting musk sit there with his kid running around screaming picking his nose
ge dont care about you n me ha cut funding to hospitals that people who had surgeires aprroved bot cancalled cause hospita; afrd fundng would be cut
everthing wee buy from cnadamexico europe south korea south amerca
n cutting out the de pt of education millions of teachers affected principals workers etc...
members of yahoo comments
2 days ago
I work in construction bidding. My vendors are already starting to raise costs based on the tariffs. America does not even have enough raw material to produce the amount of aluminum needed and easily 60% of this country's lumber comes from Canada. Expect to pay more for everything.
A good friend of mine (41 years now) is a master carpenter; his specialty is stairs. He told me it is hard to buy US lumber, even if you want to and when you do find it, it is far more expensive than Canadian lumber.
Donald Trump's focus this week on reciprocal tariffs could upend US trading relationships around the globe, with the president on Thursday morning upping the stakes even more.
"Today is the big one: reciprocal tariffs," Trump wrote on his social media platform, suggesting it could be the biggest move of his presidency so far.
Trump has been touting the plan, which is expected to be rolled out today at around 1 p.m. ET, for days. But he has only offered minimal details of exactly what's to come.
"The world has taken advantage of the United States for many years," he said Wednesday. "We're going to be doing reciprocal tariffs, which is whatever they charge, we charge, very simply."
so far he is not doing a thing as in loer prices to food or cloyhing he is not gving us tax breaks n the bs no tax on tips or on ssi
now the ones who voted hm in said i feel like i got stabbed in the back 4 times mush wants tut trillions off us gabt debt by removing govt programs
trump has zero respect for oval office letting musk sit there with his kid running around screaming picking his nose
ge dont care about you n me ha cut funding to hospitals that people who had surgeires aprroved bot cancalled cause hospita; afrd fundng would be cut
everthing wee buy from cnadamexico europe south korea south amerca
n cutting out the de pt of education millions of teachers affected principals workers etc...
members of yahoo comments
2 days ago
I work in construction bidding. My vendors are already starting to raise costs based on the tariffs. America does not even have enough raw material to produce the amount of aluminum needed and easily 60% of this country's lumber comes from Canada. Expect to pay more for everything.
A good friend of mine (41 years now) is a master carpenter; his specialty is stairs. He told me it is hard to buy US lumber, even if you want to and when you do find it, it is far more expensive than Canadian lumber.