Trump Harps On India, Canada, Mexico Reciprocal Tariffs: ‘There Could Be Some Disturbances’

Trump Harps On India, Canada, Mexico Reciprocal Tariffs: ‘There Could Be Some Disturbances’

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Donald Trump named Canada, Mexico and India as some of the countries charging high tariffs for import of the American products.

Donald Trump reiterates reciprocal tariffs vow (Reuters Image)

US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his reciprocal tariffs vow and said that India now wants to slash tariffs on American products as the country “stands exposed”.

He also pointed out to China and the European Union over high tariffs and said that they have been “terrible abuser” for the United States.

“Our country has been ripped off by almost every country, including Canada, Mexico, and India. That’s not going to happen anymore. They will be met with reciprocal tariffs. India charges us massive tariffs. They want to cut the tariffs way down now because somebody is finally exposing them for what they have done. Same thing with China, EU has been a terrible abuser for this country,” Trump said while speaking to reporters at the Oval Office.

Responding to a query on the disturbance the Americans would feel due to tariffs that kick in on April 2, Trump said, “There could be some disturbance. I’ve given one month reprieve, although I know they will take advantage”.

The President said that his supporters back him on his decision to impose reciprocal tariffs.

“There will always be modifications. My supporters feel I am absolutely right on tariffs, and they say I have guts to do so,” he said.

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