Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Tuesday that if he is elected on November 5, the EU will pay a “big price” for not buying enough American goods. “I’ll tell you something, the EU sounds so good, so good, right? All the nice little European countries that work together,” Trump said at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, after pledging to adopt “Trump’s retaliatory trade bill.” “They don’t like our cars. They don’t like our agricultural products. They sell millions and millions of cars in the US. No, no, no, they will be forced to pay a heavy price,” he underlined. The Republican former US president has pledged to impose 10% tariffs on imports from all countries and 60% on imports from China. Economists warn that this would hurt the global supply chain and is likely to trigger retaliatory tariffs and drive up costs. Source: RES
Source: News Beast
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