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Trump: This is a historic day, reciprocal customs to countries around the world

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Trump: This is a historic day, reciprocal customs to countries around the world
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Donald Trump arrived in the garden of the White House with loud applause and ovation gathered. He approached the speakers, waved and greeted the audience, then started addressing immediately.

“My dear Americans, this is the liberation day. This day will be remembered forever as the day the American industry was born again,” he said.

“We have very, very good news today,” he said. “Many good things happen for our country.”

He announced that he would soon sign the “historical executive regulation introducing reciprocal customs to countries around the world.”

“Reciprocal. That means: they do it – to them. Very simple. It can’t be easier than that,” Trump said.

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He said that the United States of America “for decades were exploited by deceiters and foreign countries, which profited at the expiration of the American economy.”

“Our taxpayers have been looted for more than 50 years, but that is the end now,” Trump said.

He added that the United States for years were “looted, raped and exhaustive” by other countries – both hostile and ally.

“For years, American citizens had to stand aside as the other nations were rich and strengthened,” Trump said.

He said that today’s turning point and that the US industry would be exposed to the revival, announcing the beginning of the “Golden Age of America.”

He said that jobs and domestic production would “forcefully return” in America, and that his policy would force other markets to open to American products.

He announced a stronger market competition and lower prices for consumers, which caused applause gathered.

“This will really be the golden age of America,” the president of the United States added.

Donald Trump announced that the United States from midnight will introduce a 25 percent custom to all cars produced outside the US.

Criticizing the trade imbalance, Trump said that sometimes “friends are worse than the enemy” when it comes to trade.

“Eg. More than 80% of cars produced in South Korea sales in South Korea, and more than 90% of cars sold in Japan was produced in Japan,” he said.

He added that cars produced in the USA, such as Ford, have a new symbolic presence in these markets, which, according to him, “devastated an American car industry.”

“That is why, starting from midnight, the Customs Customs have entered into force of 25% to all vehicles produced abroad,” Trump announced.

Donald Trump picked up a big chart with the title “Reciprocal customs”on which customs are shown that other countries impose the US compared to US customs towards them.

“They charge for us, we charge them. Who can be angry there?” Trump said, with a burning reaction of the audience. He particularly singled out China and European Unionsaying that “we are growing us, it’s sad to watch. That’s pathetic.”

Then he added: “India? Very hard. Very, very hard.”

Trump said he had not yet too late and promised America would make America rich again. “They took us so much wealth,” he said. “We won’t allow that anymore.”

He added that the United States can no longer afford trade deficits with other states, because, as he claims, he has subsidized too long. “We take care of countries around the world,” he said, and concluded, “It’s time to start taking care of our own people.”

This is how Trump Customs look around the world

While addressing Donald Trump picked up a chart with a list of countries and customs rates Which countries imposes the United States, and the footsteps that the United States will introduce in return.

He said that these measures would “help in the renewal of the American economy”.

Here’s how the key customs rates look like to take on this view that Trump intends to introduce:

  • China – 34%
  • EU – 20%
  • India – 26%
  • UK – 10%
  • Japan – 24%
  • Australia – 10%
  • Serbia – 37%

The White House has not announced an official document for now, but the chart raised by Trump shows the basis of the new global customs policy.

Donald Trump said numerous great investors and corporations invest a total of $ 6 million in the US economy. He cited more examples, including Apple, for which he claims he announced an investment of $ 500 billion, and he also mentioned Nvidia, Johnson & Johnson and target as key investors.

“By the end of the year, that figure will be even bigger,” Trump ordered.

(Vijesti.ba)


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