Trump trade term not critical: White House

President Donald Trump He could extend his upcoming imposed by him tariff Pause's terms, said the White House on Thursday.

Asked if Trump is still involved in the impact date trade Offers until July, press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that the date “is not critical”.

“The president can simply provide these countries with a contract if they refuse to make us one date,” Leavitt said on Press briefs.

“And this means that the president can choose a mutual tariff indicator, which in his opinion is beneficial for the United States and an American employee,” she said.

She later added: “Maybe it can be extended, but this is a decision for the president.”

At the end of May, Trump threatened to apply 50% tariffs to the European Union. But two days later he agreed to delay this obligation until July 9, after the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen said he needed an extension to “achieve a good offer.”

Trump also comes out with a expiry of a 90-day pause to apply “mutual” American tariffs to almost all other countries.

This relief that dropped university tariffs on a 10%blanket will end on July 8.

Stocks The session of the session after Leavitt's comments on Thursday afternoon, which was the latest signal that Trump may not stick to the previously announced deadlines.

Earlier on Thursday, chairman of the Economic Advisors of the White House of Stephen Miran said yahoo finance that he expected these terms to be extended to countries involved in the commercial negotiations of “good faith” from the USA

In such cases, “I don't understand why the rates (tariffs) would recover higher,” said Miran.

Earlier in June the secretary of the Treasury Scott Betting He testified before the House Ways and Means commission that “it is very likely”, that Trump would push the deadline on July 8.

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