The United States will come out stronger after customs duties

US President Donald Trump admitted today, Thursday, the shock caused by the new customs duties, but said that the US economy will come out stronger, even as global markets decline.
“The operation has ended, the patient has recovered while he is now in the recovery stage, expectations indicate that the patient will be stronger, largest, best and more flexible than ever,” Trump said on his platform Truth Suusal less than an hour before the Wall Street opened.

Reassure American markets

White House spokeswoman Caroline Levita sought to reassure the American markets, telling CNN: “Anyone in Wall Street this morning, I say: Trust President Trump, he is a president who strengthens his fixed economic strategy.”

She added that customs duties are 10% as a minimum and higher rates over dozens of countries, including the main commercial partners of the United States, means that “the United States will not be deceived by foreign countries anymore.”

Trump’s retreat is excluded

Levitt seemed to exclude Trump’s possibility of any of the customs recognition before its inception began during the next weekend, and she said, “The president explained yesterday that this is not negotiation.”
“He is always ready to respond to the phone, but he explained yesterday the reason we did it,” she added.
“These countries in the world have enjoyed the best treatment of the American people, but they chose not to do so. I looted American workers, transferred our jobs abroad, and put the president to this yesterday,” Levitte added.