Washington – President Donald Trump said that 25% of his tariffs on Canada and Mexico are coming on Saturday, but he is still considering whether to include oil as part of his import tax from those countries from those countries. .
“We can be or not,” Trump on Thursday told reporters about oil tariffs from Canada and Mexico at the Oval Office. “We are going to make that determination tonight tonight.”
Trump said that his decision would be based on whether the price of oil imposed by two business partners is appropriate, although the basis of their danger tariff is related to the smuggling of chemicals used for preventing illegal immigration and fantanelle. .
According to the Energy Information Administration, the United States imported about 4.6 million barrels of oil daily from Canada and 563,000 barrels from Mexico in October. The US daily production during that month had an average of about 13.5 million barrels a day.
But Trump showed no concern that the import of taxes on the United States trading partners will negatively impact the US economy, despite the risk shown in many economic analyzes of high prices.
“We do not need products that they have.” “We need all oil. We have all trees that you need, which means wood. ,
The President also said that China will pay tariffs for export of chemicals used to make phenomenal. He has earlier called a 10% tariff that will be at the top of other import taxes levied on products from China.