President Donald Trump presses his employees to take a more difficult position on the definitions As part of an attempt to convert the American economy, the sources were told Washington Post. This can include a global tariff that strikes most imports without looking at the country of origin. Discussions come immediately before April 2, which Trump described as "liberation day", when a batch of upcoming definitions is revealed. As part of the effort to transfer the American economy mainly, President Donald Trump was pushing his employees to get more aggressive. Washington Post. The report said that this may include a global tariff that reaches most imports, regardless of the country they belong to, adding that Trump is looking at one duty less likely to abandon exemptions. Intensive discussions are continuing before April 2, which Trump described as "liberation day", when a batch of upcoming definitions is revealed. Currently, the "Dirty 15" plan for the Ministry of Treasury to put the customs tariff on 15 % of the countries that the administration considers to be the worst commercial partners mail. "There are still a lot of options on the table. They are thinking about everything and trying to make the idea of mutual tariffs understanding the American audience and effective," said Wilber Ross, the Minister of Trade in Trump during his first term, said. mail. "They are exploring each alternative properly in the hope of reaching the best possible solution." The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Trump has already slapped the definitions of China, Canada, Mexico, steel, aluminum and cars, with duties threatening medicines, chips, wood and the European Union. He said that mutual definitions will appear on April 2, but he suggested that he would appear some "flexibility". And previous reports that these will be more targeted in Wall Street that its effect would be less severe. But after the shares rose, his announcement of the tariff of cars on Wednesday in another sale, which was also fueled by signs that the customs tariff was increasing inflation and consumer expectations for future inflation. Chicago's Federal Reserve Chairman, Austan Golsby, recently warned that inflation expectations could become a self -fulfillment of self -fulfillment, and that the head of the Federal Reserve in Boston Susan Collins said that inflation caused by customs tariffs "seems to be inevitable", adding that it is suspected that the central bank will carry fixed rates for a longer period. After their recent meeting in politics this month, federal reserve officials reduced their expectations for economic growth and raised inflation, which raised the "inflation". Meanwhile, consumer and corporate polls show that they are turning into an increasing depression about the economy, amid incurable uncertainty and collective federal hairstyles. Even deep red executives voted for Trump saying that working conditions are collapsing. Economists were rusting the possibility of recession, and some even saw a 50-50 chance of shrinkage. Fitch classifications previously estimated that if Trump implemented all his plans, the United States' actual tariff rate may reach 18 % on average- the highest level in 90 years. Trump admitted that the Americans will feel "some pain" of his definitions, but they are necessary to stimulate the manufacturing and balance more favorable trade. While many companies have pledged to create more factories in the United States, Wall Street has warned that the customs tariff aims to adjust the auto sector, which merged closely integrated supply chains throughout Canada and Mexico, will create chaos. However, the White House said that the Trump administration is committed to delivering its vision to the American industrial base. "America cannot be a collection of foreign parts-we must become a manufacturing force that dominates every step of supply from industries that are essential for our national security and our economic interests," said Kush Desai. luck. This story was originally shown on Fortune.com 2025-03-29 17:30:00
