Trump has introduced over 30% duties for four Candidate countries to EU members
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The United States has introduced 30% of customs tariffs for four Candidate countries to EU members. This decision was made by President Donald Trump within the framework of his « fair » trade policy.
Sources: “European Truth”
Details: In particular, these states are Moldova, Serbia, Bosnia and Northern Macedonia. For Serbia, the tariff rate will be 37%, for Bosnia – 35%, for Northern Macedonia – 33%, for Moldova – 31%.
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Thus, these four countries are included in the list of states that are considered the United States as their « greatest abusers » in trade issues.
The rest of the candidate countries for admission to the EU, including Ukraine, Albania, Montenegro, Georgia, Kosovo and Turkey, will be covered by « basic » 10 percent duties.
At the same time, an additional tariff rate for the European Union will be 20%.
Recall:
- US President Donald Trump on April 2 officially announced the beginning of the trade war Simultaneously with all states of the world, announcing duties from 10% to 50% for imports to the United States, depending on the country of origin.
- Trump’s announcement concerned countries from all over the world, except for a few countries, including Russia. The White House was said that Russia is left outbecause US sanctions are already « prevents any significant trade. »
- US Finance Minister Scott Bessent Warled the countryOn April 2, the United States began a trade war on April 2, from rapid steps in response to Washington.
