Donald Trump’s decision to execute the flowing tariffs of the US trade allies – prompts to hurry Washington methods before the radical windows before the radical window.

The command of the US US president of the US to TARIFF Increases a branch of olive in countries that make steps “significant measures of US trading surpluses and address regulatory practices uneven.

But capitals don’t have a week to go together. Trump on Wednesday said higher-called “Retorcal” tariff tariff rates available from April 9, after his basic tariff of 10 percent of almost all countries effective on April 5.

Important Trump Firmament numbers, including his son Eric in a post of Social Medianations are encouraged to offer the US concessions. “I don’t want to be the last country to try to negotiate a trading agreement @realdonaldtrump“He said to X.

About 60 countries running the largest trading surplus with US – including key strategic allies such as EU, Japan and South Porga, with about 50 percent or more in total.

Some of them shifted revenge. In an attempt to reduce 20 percent tariff, the EU rather than cutting $ 235.6bn trade over 2024 by buying a lot of things in the US and lowering some Tarko.

Brussels offered to drop car tariffs 10 percent at Washington level 2.5 percent, said officers shortened by talks. It can also increase energy purchases, buy more American weapons or participate in US actions against China’s disposal of China.

EU officials believe the stock market falls and the hope of higher inflation will push US to negotiate. Maroš šefčovič, the Commissioner at the Block Store online will negotiate with online interviews with US counterparts on Friday.

However, both sides have many differences: The EU drives us that the amount added tax systems, and justify the rules of food safety and product, the chlorine American chicken.

“Despite any negotiations we do not lower our standards,” said a senior EU official. “We do not discriminate against anyone.”

The swinging of global tariffs, which sends markets to increase downward, introduced despite countries from charges leading to steps intended to move to the president.

One day ahead of Trump’s announcement, Israel charged the remaining US tariffs – only hit a 17 percent tariff on a 17 percent owner.

Meanwhile, the promise of Japan in recent months to increase liquids of natural US imports and investment in planned planning to spending defense contractors. Trump has also been able to announce a $ 500bn package of artificial infrastructure infrastructure infrastructure infrastructure that Softbank in Japan is due to spear.

None of this appears to be helpful: Japan hit a tariff of 24 percent yet an important US security companion in the region.

Japanese officials say the failure of offers questions if additional blendishments – potential including additional LNG shopping and carrying investment. A senior government official says it is no longer clear if Trump can be purchased by trade consciences, such as his first term.

“If, it seems to be, he wants to change the nature of Trade Trade and use the tariffs to cut the US taxes, it does not offer the companies in Japan or what they say.

South Korea, Long in Trump’s Crosshairs Because of Its Persistent Trade Surplus with the US – A Record $ 55bn Last Year – Faces A Long List Of Us Trade Grievances Including Restrictive Auto Emissions Regulations, Restrictive Auto Emissions, and Network Fees Imposted on US Content Providers Such Netflix.

Analysts say Seoul can buy US, add the country with some of the strategic sector companies such as Chinese sedbuilding in Chinese sedbuilding in sedbuilding and semiconductors.

“There are some strategic industries in which US is unable to distance self from global companions in the global supply, Korean policy analysis in Korea Piconomic Institute of America.

Han Duck-Soo, the main president of Acting in South Korea, says that the government will make “all efforts” to minimize losses to Korean businesses.

Other smallest countries in Southeast Asia are charged with many tariffs, such as Vietnam and Cambodia, yet they have given many items, including lower tech clothes, including clothes, shoes and white items.

Vietnam, emerging as a powerhouse of production in recent years while companies transfer production from China, facing one at the highest tariff rate of 46 percent.

That has reached despite its offers to cut tariffs in US products and buy more Boeing planets, LNG and agricultural products. Vietnam last month makes concessions to allow Trump Spacex Elly Elon Musk to test satellite satellite internet service in the country.

India also seeks to lead the US leader, which set concessions to things including bourbon, motorcycles, solar cells.

If the Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the White House last month, both countries open trade talks – and seek to agree to the first tranche of the autumn.

The country has hit a 27 percent tariff this week. Modi’s government has been maintained that it refers to the development of a US-Indian trade deal “in the coming days”. As in Europe, New Delhi is not expected to open agricultural markets for fear of a political backlash from farmers.

In Latin America two of the largest commodity in the US, Brazil and Argentina, both escape the minimum of 10 percent tariffs.

Javier Milei, Libertarian in Argentina – an enthusiastic ally of Trump’s despite the ideological differences in the free trading ideology – always said he wanted a US free trade trade. He celebrated the Lower Tariff in Buenos Aires by saying X that “friends can be friends” and share a song link in the name of Queen’s name.

Milei hopes to meet Trump on Thursday Mar-A-Lago, where Argentine will receive an award from a conservative group Gerardo Gerardo Werthentiin because of the US trade representative.

South Africa, is already in diplomatic conflict with Trump over the men of action laws, another country who is inferred to an agreement. It exports $ 8.1bn to US items last year, half-critical minerals such as platinum used in cars.

Its punishment is a 31 percent tariff, but President Cyril Ramaphosa said Trump’s step “confirms (ed) the urgency of negotiating a new tradeal trading and a useful trading deal

Donald Mackay, head of the XA Global Trade Advisors in South Africa, said little economies need to find ways to avoid Trump’s face.

“The hiking tariffs of minerals, for example, can damage my income and their employees,” he said. “There are fewer small countries that may not harm them more than the US.”

Reporting Andy Bounds to Brussels, Leo Lewis in Tokyo, Christian Davies in Seoul, Anantha Lakshmi in Jakarta, Michael Poler in São Paulo, Ciara Nugent in Buenos Aires, Rang Rohat Sose of Johannesburg and Peter Foster in London