
Watch: Trump says he's 'firm but not 100% firm' on August tariff deadline President Donald Trump has officially delayed imposing higher tariffs on US imports, while sending letters to 14 countries including Japan and South Korea detailing the levies they face. The latest development comes as a 90-day pause the White House placed on some of its most aggressive import taxes was set to expire this week.
Main Idea: Donald Trump delayed higher US tariffs until 1 August and warned that goods from Japan and South Korea would face a 25% levy if no trade deal is reached.
Key Points:
Higher tariffs on Japan and other countries can raise prices for US shoppers and many small businesses. Market swings may also hit pensions and savings.
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