Canadian rate deal deadline hits as hits – DW – 08/01/2025

The governments of two Southeast Asian countries, Thailand and Cambodia welcomed the 19% Levy Washington declared for them, which is much lower than the rates of Trump in April.

In April, Trump announced a “concessional mutual taafs” of 36% on Thai accessories and 49% on Cambodian products.

Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Manet wrote in a Facebook post, “This is the best news for the people of Cambodia and the economy to continue the development of the country.”

A Thai government spokesperson, meanwhile, called it a “big success”.

“In this final deal, we have a major success for Thailand,” in this final deal, “is a major success for Thailand.

“It represents a win-win approach to the aim of preserving Thailand’s export base and long-term economic stability.”

Following the announcement of the tariff, the US President helped more than 40 deaths and displaced hundreds of thousands of people after a huge border clashes between the two neighbors and to help the broker to help the broker.

The White House stated that US President Donald Trump signed up to 35% on all products made by the US-Maxico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement to 35% of the US-Maxico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement.

It states that the goods transmitted in another country to avoid the new tariff will be under the transmission levy of 40%.

Washington stated that the inkrat tariffs were the results of Canada’s “continuous inaction and vengeance”.

“We have not talked to Canada today. He is (Carney) and we will see, we will see,” Trump asked reporters during an event at the White House before the announcement of a 35% rate.

The thesis tariff on Canadian goods wants to impress on Friday.

President Donald Trump imposed high tethers from 10% to 41% on many economies.

Rates were fixed for the US up to 25% for India’s exports, 20% for Taiwan, 30% for South Africa and 41% for Syria.

The tariff rate for Pakistan is 19%, while Israel, Iceland, Fiji, Ghana, Guyana and Ecuador want everyone to be charged at 15%.

Lesotho’s deteriorated African nation, which had faced 50% Taif, will now be hit with 15% levy.

The President has signed an executive order, with new taffers on many American business partners to be effective in seven days on 7 August, and not on 1 August, not on 1 August.

This order applies to 68 countries and 27 -member European Union.

Some of them had reached deals to reduce tariffs, but others had no opportunity to interact with Washington.

In the order, listed countries will have to face the base line 10% tap.

The reason for this delay is that the government needs time to reconcile taf rates, the AP news agency quoted a senior American official.

The countries whose exports are facing US tifs have bees in bees recently in a scuffle to sign trade deals.

While BE is successful in some, others are facing the possibility of any deal and levy.

Read the full story where Trump’s self-stunned tariffs stand as a time limit approach.

Welcome to DW coverage of global trade development as the tariff time approach of US President Donald Trump.

Trump originally announced his broad “mutual” tafs on American trade partners on 2 April, but inhibit his implementation for 90 days to allow negotiations with American business partners after days.

While some major economies such as Japan, the European Union and South Korea have not managed to reach an agreement yet with Washington, the trade structure with Washington, which is facing a lot of taffs in the US.

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