More than 50 countries want to start trade talks with US after tariffs, say Trump officials

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On Sunday, when US President Donald Trump has reached more than 50 countries to the White House to start trade talks, clearing new prices.

Regarding talk shows on Sunday morning, Trump’s top economic advisers tried to introduce revenue as a boyfriend in the World Trade Order. He tried to minimize the economic result from last week’s turmoil, before the Asian stock markets expected to open on Monday.

Treasury Secretary Scott Basant said more than 50 countries have begun talks with the United States since the announcement last Wednesday, which has stopped Trump as power.

Neither the basant nor other officials took the name of the countries nor did they provide details about the conversation. However, simultaneously holding talks with many countries simultaneously could potentially become a major logistic challenge for the Trump administration. It is unclear how long such talks will continue.

Taiwanese President Lai Chung-T. on Sunday presented zero prices as the basis of dialogue with the United States, promising to remove trade barriers and said that Taiwan’s companies would increase their US investment.

“He has benefited more and more for himself,” Basant said on NBC News “Meet the press. ‘

Basant eliminated the stock market drop and said there was no reason to estimate the recession based on prices, which is expected to increase US jobs.

Basant said, “We could see the job number on Friday, beyond expectations, that we are moving, so I do not see any reason why we will have to pay for the recession.”

Trump shocked the world’s economies when he declared huge prices on US imports, mobilized retaliation from China, and raised concerns about the global trade war and recession.

Since Trump announced a new global tariff government, US stocks increased by about 10 percent in two days, more aggressive than analysts and investors expected.

Analysts and major investors accuse Trump’s tariff Push of reduction of the stock market, which most economists and the head of the US Federal Reserve believe that inflation is at risk of promoting inflation and damaging economic growth. JP Morgan’s economists now estimate that prices will reduce the total domestic products of the entire year, which will be reduced by 1.3 % to earlier estimates, and the unemployment rate will now increase from 4.2 percent to 5.3 percent.

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Five years ago, after the worst week of US stocks after the start of the Covade 19 crisis, the tariffs face another week on tariffs.

In the wider US market, the S&P 1500 Composite Index lost about $ 6 trillion in two days after Trump’s announcement, and has been wiped out of about $ 10 trillion since mid -February, which is a major retirement nest of millions of Americans.

In an interview with ABC News this week, Kevin Hast, director of the US National Economic Council, denied that prices had a part of Trump’s strategy to collapse financial markets to reduce interest rates, and said that the central bank would not be “political”.

In a truthful social post on Friday, Trump shared a video suggesting his prices, which aims to hammer the stock market to reduce interest rates.

The social media post has led to a global debate on whether Trump’s prices were permanently part of a new tariff government or just a negotiation plan, which could reduce revenue through other countries’ privileges.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lotnik suggested CBS News “Face the Nation” that he could be the latter, saying that “for days and weeks” will remain in place of taxes. He said that according to the plan on April 9, mutual rates would be abolished.

Last week, the process used to determine the prices was applied to the penguins and other small, remote locations on the Antarctic Islands settled on the islands.

Lutink said a comprehensive approach was needed so that smaller nations could not use big countries to stop revenue.

“Basically (Trump) said,” I cannot allow any part of the world to become a place where China or other countries can ship them through them, “said Lutnik.

Trump’s adviser billionaire Elon Musk said Saturday that he hopes to see full freedom of trade between the United States and Europe in the future.

Trump’s commercial adviser Peter Navaro rejected the idea of ​​a breakdown between the Musk and the Trump administration on the tariff policy, but said that Tesla’s CEO was looking for his business interests.

“There is no rift here,” Navaro told Fox News.