White House Says Reciprocal Tariffs Still Intended to Take Effect From April 2
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration still intends for reciprocal tariffs to take effect on April 2, a White House official said, clarifying comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent which suggested countries could negotiate before the U.S. government begins collecting new import duties.
Instead of equalizing tariff rates with every nation, Trump’s team debated sorting trading partners into tiers.
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis will watch "very carefully" how the reciprocal tariff policy proposed by the United ...
President Trump wants reciprocal tariffs on all US imports, which will raise prices on everything from coffee to bananas with ...
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