Trump Says September China Talks Still On, But Tariffs To Go Ahead On Sunday

Donald Trump on Friday evening said trade talks with China are still on for next month, but the next round of tariffs will go ahead as scheduled on Sunday. Trade groups pleaded with the administration this week to cancel the planned duties, but to no avail, apparently. Although Trump did delay tariffs on some goods until December 15, 15% levies on more than $100 billion in products are set to take effect over the weekend. China has pledged to hit back with taxes on around $75 billion in US goo

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3 thoughts on “Trump Says September China Talks Still On, But Tariffs To Go Ahead On Sunday”

If the Florida White House gets wiped out, Trump will find a way to screw the government royally.

It would be great if God would obliterate Mar-a-Lago as a sort of warning

T”hat publicly complain about the tariffs hurting their businesses are “weak” and are using the trade war as an “excuse” for poor management.” Clearly Trump missed the complete irony of people complaining and using excuses. Just insert “interest rate” for tariffs and “trade war” for fed and he would be spot on in providing an accurate description of himself.