Mass protests against the US President Donald Trump’s policies are planned throughout the United States. Thus, the protests are planned today in all 50 states and Washington DC, the BBC reports.
Since Trump took over the duty of the protest are held regularly, but the organizers say they expect today to be the largest individual day of protest since Trump started its second term.
Tens of thousands of Americans are expected to participate, and demonstrations are planned in London and other Canadian and European cities.
While the Trump’s comprehensive customs continue to induce the oversettings in global markets, the US Exchange in the United States have completed their worst week since 2020. All three main indices on Wall Street fell for more than five percent.
Trump customs do not affect only large economies such as the United Kingdom and Canada, they feel less, including Falkland islands.
Less than 3700 people live on a remote South Atlantic archipelago, and now they are prepared for the impact of customs customs from 42 percent.
Janet Robertson, Director General Consolidated Fishing Limited, says for the BBC that the US is a key market for the export of teeth.
– We wonder where it will end all – he says and adds that fishing is “far the most important industry in the Falklands.”
– Sales of teeth in the United States is a large part of it, which is partly the reason why we ended with this huge customs customs formula designed by the United States to determine customs duties. “
International Trade Expert from the London School of Economy Thomas Sampson says the tariff calculations “do not say anything” on dislike trade.
The manner in which tariffs are calculated, he points out, does not show whether trade relations are fair.
– Basically, bilateral trading deficits do not tell us anything about whether one country benefits the benefits of another country or which barriers imposes imports from that country – this professor of the economy.
– They just tell us about which country produces things that other countries want to buy – he added.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
