"The Guardian"Trump opens a race to conclude commercial agreements after customs imposed on more than 60 countries
The leaders of more than 60 countries have rushed to a new and intense race to secure commercial agreements with the United States of America, after the recent decisions of US President Donald Trump, to impose new customs duties ranging between 10% and 50%. Implementation on August 7, instead of the previous date that was scheduled for last Friday, according to what was reported by the Guardian & quot; British.
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& nbsp; Financial markets quickly with developments, as shares recorded sharp declines on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, after similar declines in Asia, amid investor concerns about their repercussions on the global economy, and the & quot; Stoxx 600 & quot; The European is close to 2%, while the British FTSI index lost 0.8%, during Friday’s trading, while in Wall Street the Dow Jones and & quot & quot & quot & quot; By more than 1%, Nasdak fell more than 2%, amid weaker job data than expected. His government from Trump’s decision to raise the fees on Canadian goods from 25% to 35% on the pretext of Outaoa’s failure to combat fentanel and secure borders.
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& nbsp; To protect American families.
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