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Trade deal-making ramps up ahead of US tariff deadline

7 July 2025 09:25 | News

US President Donald Trump, US President Donald Trump will inform other countries with higher tariff rates until 9 July, close to the finalization of various trade agreements in the coming days.

Trump and other senior officials marked August 1, but then it was not clear that all tariffs would not increase.

When he wanted to clarify, the trade secretary, Howard Lotnick said to journalists, said that high tariffs would come into force on August 1, but Trump “rates and agreements are now determined.”

In April, Trump announced 10 percent basic tariff ratio and additional tasks in most countries, but then delayed the validity date for everyone, except for 10 percent until July 9th. The new history offers a three -week reprieve to countries.

US President Donald Trump said other countries will be informed about higher tariff rates until July 9 (AP Photo)

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said CNN’s unity of the unity of the unity in the early hours of Sunday, a few major announcements of trade agreements in the coming days, and said that the European Union has made good progress.

Trump said the United States would send letters to 100 small countries without much trade, and that they would first encounter higher tariff rates set on April 2, and then they would suspend until July 9th.

“President Trump, if you do not move something to some of our trade partners, then will tell you that you will return to your level of tariff on August 1st. I think we will see a lot of agreements,” he said.

Since his assignment, Trump has launched a global trade war that wandered financial markets and sent policy makers to confuse their economies, including agreements with the US and other countries.

Kevin Hassett, who is the president of the White House National Economic Council, said the CBS’s face may be a move room for countries dealing with serious negotiations.

“There are deadlines and there are things that are close, and perhaps things will exceed the deadline, Hass Hassett said,” Hassett decided to decide whether Trump will be.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he thought many trade agreements would come quickly. (AP Photo)

Stephen Miran, President of the White House Economic Consultants Council, said that countries should make concessions to obtain lower tariff rates to the ABC News program this week.

Orum I hear good things about negotiations with Europe. I hear good things about talks with India, ”Miran said. “And so I would expect some countries to see that the dates of some countries in the process of making these concessions were rolled.”

Bessent, CNN Trump administration, 95 percent of the US trade deficit focus on 18 important trade partners, he said. However, he said that there was “too much feet” in concluding trade agreements between countries.

Trump said that India was close to signing an agreement and expressed the hope that an agreement with the European Union would be reached while arousing a doubt about an agreement with Japan.

In a statement to Bloomberg News on Sunday, Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira, who wants to prevent a 36 percent tariff, offers US farm and industrial goods and more US energy and Boeing Jets purchases.

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The ratios of higher tariffs, which came into force on August 1, offer a three -week reprieve to nations. (AP Photo)

India and the United States are likely to make a final decision on the mini trade agreement within the next 24 to 48 hours.

Hassett said CBS News offers instructions for other countries looking for trade agreements with the UK and Vietnam. He said he wanted Trump’s pressure to carry the production of countries to the United States.

Miran described the Vietnam agreement as “fantastic ..

“Extremely unilateral. We apply an important tariff to Vietnam exports. They open their markets to ours and apply zero tariffs to our exports.”


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