Trump’s to come “will be in effect immediately,” says the White House

The upcoming prices of President Donald Trump will take effect just after being unveiled on Wednesday, said the White House.

“I understand that the price announcement will come tomorrow. They will be in force immediately,” the Journalists the secretary of the press Karoline Leavitt told journalists on Tuesday.

“The president teased this for some time,” said Leavitt, noting that Trump has a lot of time aroused on April 2 as a “liberation day” in America.

Trump said he would impose “reciprocal prices” that day, suggesting that many countries with their own tasks on American products could suddenly face new trade barriers. He presented politics as “the big one” and recently declared that she “would begin with all countries”.

But many on the level remain uncertain, including the scope and gravity of the prices and how they will be calculated.

Leavitt noted in Tuesday’s press briefing that Trump “said last night that he had made a decision” on the rate level he will impose on Wednesday.

“I do not want to get ahead of the president. It is obviously a very big day. He is with his sales team and tariff at the moment, to improve it to ensure that it is a perfect affair for the American people and the American worker, and you will discover it all in about 24 hours,” she said.

Earlier, the White House announced Tuesday that Trump would say comments at a “Make America Riche America” ​​event in Rose Garden on Wednesday at 4 p.m..

Reciprocal prices follow a multitude of other import rights that Trump has announced since their entry into office on January 20. These include high prices on the goods of China, Canada and Mexico, as well as specific rates for metal industry and, more recently, imported cars.

These “permanent” car rates are expected to take effect on Thursday, said Trump when he announced them last week.