Trump to send first tariff letters starting Monday


Serious concerns: Trump exits Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland after spending the weekend in New Jersey. The US president warns that US levies on imports will snap back to the high levels he set in April if countries fail to make agreements. — AP

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has announced he will send the first tariff letters to various countries, days before his deadline for trading partners to reach a deal expires.

Trump said on Sunday that he will send a first batch of up to 15 letters, warning that US levies on imports will snap back to the high levels he set in April if countries fail to make agreements.

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