Tariff sudden!Trump announced: 15% tariffs and reached a trade agreement!The tariff will be impo

Trump revealed some details of the new agreement that the EU will invest $600 billion more in the United States than before, and the EU will purchase US military equipment and purchase US energy products worth US$750 billion.

Trump also said that tariffs on steel and aluminum will remain the status quo, and energy is a key part of the agreement, which will benefit the automotive industry and have a significant impact on agriculture. The United States will invest a lot of energy in the chip field, and the British Prime Minister is happy with the agreement.

On July 27, local time, U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnik posted on his social media that U.S. President Trump has opened the door to one of the world's largest economies, and the EU will open its $20 trillion market and fully accept U.S. automotive and industrial standards for the first time.

European Commission President von der Leyen explained to the outside world some of his decisions in trade negotiations with the United States.In terms of tariff arrangements, von der Leyen confirmed that the tariffs on the automotive industry in the agreement must be 15%.She said that under the current situation, the 15% tariff level is the best result that the European Commission can achieve.In addition, she also confirmed that the EU and the United States have also reached an agreement in the pharmaceutical industry that it will implement a unified tariff rate of 15%.

The tariff deadline is approaching on August 1!US Secretary of Commerce: No longer postponement, in addition, as the window period for the U.S. to suspend additional tariffs on other countries enters the final countdown, senior U.S. officials further sent out signals on Sunday that the deadline for additional tariffs will no longer be extended.On July 27, local time, U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnik said in an interview that the United States will no longer extend the additional tariff period on August 1."There is no longer an extension, no grace period. On August 1, the tariffs were set," Lutnik said.“They (tariffs) will take effect, customs will start collecting taxes, and that’s how it starts to implement.”

However, Lutnik also said that President Trump is willing to continue negotiations even after the tariffs come into effect.He also added that President Trump will continue to negotiate with other countries by the August 1 deadline.

Earlier in early July, Trump sent letters to leaders of more than 20 countries, saying that he would impose tariffs ranging from 20% to 50% on these countries starting from August 1.

On July 27, Trump said that the United States is considering reaching an agreement with three to four other countries, most of which will involve determined tariffs. The United States will keep tariffs low on other countries. Countries will receive clarifications or confirmations letters in the next week, and the confirmation letters will be issued before August 1.

According to previous news, a new round of Sino-US economic and trade negotiations will be held in Stockholm, Sweden this week. This negotiation is of great significance to Sino-US relations, as well as global trade and economy.At present, many key issues between the two sides are still unresolved and need to be solved in subsequent negotiations.The subsequent situation may change at any time, and it is still unknown how it will develop...