US hints that rates on Mexico and Canada can be lower than 25%

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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump will introduce tariffs for Mexico and Canada, but still decides at the level, said Trade Minister Howard Lutnit.

Mexico and Canada have done “a lot” to solve Trump’s concern about border crossings, but not enough to resolve their concerns about “Fentanyl’s death in America”, – said Lutnitsa at the Fox in Futures.

Lutnik said Trump was thinking about how he wanted to play with Mexico and Canada, and this is a flowing situation. ”

On Tuesday, Trump also promised to introduce an additional 10 percent tariffs for China, which is “set”, Lutnik said. These tariffs are 10 percent of the tariffs that it has already imposed this month.

Earlier, Trump suggested leaving 25 percent tariffs for Mexico and Canada, but Lutnik noted that the figure could be lower. His remarks believe that Mexico and Canada will make a diplomatic push for the last time to try to avoid the measures that Trump stuck once up to last month.

“He will think about it. He is going to put them in place on Tuesday. The Canadians and Mexicans talked to him, “Lutnit said.

Mexico last week extradited Dozens of prisoners in the US, including a drug dealer, desired since the 1980s, trying to try to avoid expected tariffs.

Trump also noted that he could extend his global trade war to the Canadian industry after being sent to the trade department for zone Reset on the American market.

Meanwhile, China does not seem to have the capacity of the maneuver until Tuesday.

“They either finish subsidies, and they finish, making these ingredients from Fentanyl, or he is going to put tariffs there,” Lutnik said.

China has promised to take opposition to protect its interests. Last week in Beijing, control over precursor chemicals and fentanylous substances were tightened.

“When they think they will avenge, remember that they have much more, that they sell us than we sell them,” Lutnit said.

In the survey liberated On Sunday, CBS Trump received narrowly positive ratings for returning with the economy, but not for inflation.

Fifty -one percent of the Americans noted that they approved his appeal on the economy, but 46 percent said they approved how he decided.

The poll shows that the Democrats and Republicans mostly want Trump to focus on the economy and inflation, but a much smaller percentage believes that it actually puts the advantage of these areas, more focusing on the border, tariffs and federal labor.