Trump issues a new decision regarding the exports of Msaik and Canada

Donald Trump again retracted his decision on customs duties, with his announcement that the vast majority of Mexican products and a section of Canadian imports will not be concerned until April 2 with a fee of 25% that has been applied since the beginning of the week.

This decision came at a time when customs duties caused confusion in the markets and among companies and consumers alike. But Trump stressed that his decision to delay the imposition of these fees is not related to the decline in the financial markets.

“After discussing the President of Mexico, Claudia Shinbom,” Trump said, “After discussing Mexico President Claudia Shinbom,” Trump agreed not to apply customs duties to Mexican products according to the conditions for the conditions in the free trade agreement between Canada, the United States and Mexico.

This decision affects the Mexican products received to the United States, such as tomatoes, avocado and home electrical appliances.

The US President pointed out that “this agreement is valid until the second of April”, which is the date of entering the mutual customs duties, in implementation when it will be imposed on products from a country of customs duties at the same level, such as those approved for American products when they enter the same country.