During the weeks leading “Donald Trump”, Diplomats and foreign officials drove Washington to secure holy grail: a leader not to refuse his tariffs.

Nothing succeeds. Trump uses rarely run emergency powers to release TARIFF between 10 percent and 50 percent against almost every country in the world, trying to a Global Trading System that he said “The US was” targeted “for decades.

Today the world asks if he wants to keep tariffs or just looking to negotiate – a question more urgent in the swift drop in Global Equity Markets in Trump’s announcement.

But two days after the President announced his wide Tariff at the White House Rose Garden, even foreign officials, despite the foreign conversation, despite the conversation of foreigners, despite the conversation of foreigners, despite the conversation of foreigners, despite the conversation of foreigners, despite the conversation of foreigners Foreigners, despite foreign conversations, despite foreign conversations, despite the conversation of foreigners, despite the conversation of Vietnamic deals, Lam, Friday.

Trump described his first call to a foreign leader since the announcement of Wednesday “productivity”, after Lam offered to cut the tariffs of Hanoi.

But the white house officials warn the mountains of the president of “Taking Phone” in a foreign leader must not be confused for serious negotiations that lead to tariffs.

The White House focuses on the enforcement of the levies, they add, suggesting Washington to place a long bar for any agreement to relieve the steps.

“President Trump is always ready to take a phone call from a foreign leader and discuss the possible deals, but it’s not a negotiation until it’s a negotiation,” said an officer in the White House.

Earlier in the day, Trump shows his grand tariffs double, despite the worst Wall Street route ever since 2020 crisis.

“To many investors who head to the United States and invests a lot of money, my policies will never change,” Trump post to his or her social platform. “It was a good time to be rich, the more you ever been !!!”

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“It’s not a negotiation,” a senior White House officer said on Wednesday. “It’s a national emergency.”

A person who is familiar with administrative thinking says Trump understands that companies pursuing their US production operations, tariffs should continue. “Companies should be sure that it is the new environmental environment,” the man said.

The White House official said the US did not speak to other countries regarding “specific concessions”. “The thing we look at is trading defaults,” they say.

Scott Bsess, the Secretary of the US Treasury, Friday is released the potential for easy negotiation with top trading companions to reduce the Levi.

“I think about what is more important than the discussion of countries is the discussion of companies,” Bossent said to an interview with Tucker Carlson, broadcast on Friday.

Bsessent’s attempts to relieve markets restricted by what he has previously made that tariffs add for countries of business steps – and if the actions of trade trade is the upper limit.

Friday Friday responds to the US setting up additional tariffs 34 percent of Chinese imports with a centermeasure of a 34 percent tariff of all US.

Trump took social media to express his ire. “China is playing this error, they ran out – something they can’t do!,” He wrote social social.

Bossent told Carlson the “dream situation” a big bargain where Beijing changed its economic model, but warned it wouldn’t happen “but” in the next few years, they could go around “.

He added: “Europeans seek to kick and scream, but I think they should change again.”

Messaging does not stop diplomats and business numbers from trying to reach the president in the present days.

The top EU’s trade diplomats, Maroš šefčovič, talking to us commercially secretary howard Lutnick and US Trade Refentative Jamieson Greer on Friday. Šefčovičičič told them

Everett Eissenstat, a former trade officer at Trump’s first stint at White House and a partner of Squire Patton Boggs, believed that President opened to the prompt deals.

But he warned: “I also thought at the end of the day the tariffs would be higher, so we might end up with a wonderful Trump President.”