トランプ大統領だいとうりょう カナダに8月つき1日にちから35％関税かんぜい課かす通知つうち

On the 10th, U.S. President Trump released a letter addressed to Canadian Prime Minister Carney on his social media, announcing that a 35% tariff will be imposed on imports from Canada starting August 1.

He also stated in an interview with American media that he is considering imposing a 15% or 20% tariff on the remaining countries and regions that have not been notified of the tariff rates.

According to the letter President Trump posted to Canadian Prime Minister Carney, a 35% tariff will be imposed on imports from Canada starting August 1.

The Trump administration has imposed a basic 25% tariff on Canada, citing reasons such as the influx of drugs. However, products covered under the agreement between the United States, Canada, and Mexico are exempt from this tariff.

It is not clear whether the 35% tariff this time will be imposed on products that are exempted under the agreement.

The Canadian government had announced its intention to abolish the digital services tax targeting major IT companies such as those in the United States, in response to strong opposition from the Trump administration. However, President Trump imposed high tariff rates, pressing for further concessions.

The United States is strongly connected to Canada economically and geographically, and there are views that if this is actually implemented, it will inevitably have an impact on the United States.

On the other hand, in an interview with the American media outlet NBC on the 10th, President Trump said regarding the remaining countries and regions that were not notified of the tariff rates, Whether its 20% or 15%, they will have to pay tariffs.

He stated, We will consider the details from now on, and revealed that he is considering imposing a tariff of 15% or 20%.

The Trump administration has already imposed a flat 10% tariff on all countries and regions, but if this is raised further, it could deal an additional blow to the global economy.