Trump: Unintentionally extends 90-day tariff suspension period

Foresight News According to the Associated Press, U.S. President Trump said he had no intention of extending the 90-day tariff suspension period for most countries and regions until after July 9. Once the negotiation deadline he sets is over, the government will notify relevant countries and regions that unless an agreement is reached with the United States, trade punishment measures will take effect as scheduled. He said that before the deadline approaches, a letter will be sent to relevant countries and regions soon. Trump said on the Fox News Channel program, "We will evaluate the attitudes of each country and region towards us: whether it is friendly or unfriendly. Some countries and regions do not care about it, so we just send a high number." Trump said in the interview that the letters would state, "Congratulations on your approval to purchase United States of America goods, which will be subject to 25% tariffs, or 35%, 50%, and 10% tariffs."

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