Trump says if the US still has high tariffs a year from now, it would be a 'total victory'
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In a recent interview, President Trump expressed that if high tariffs on foreign imports remain in effect a year from now, he would deem it a "total victory" for the U.S. He argues that such tariffs will encourage domestic production and reduce trade deficits. Although Trump has stated he is in discussions with various countries regarding trade, China's government has refuted claims of any active negotiations. The ongoing tariff situation has created significant volatility in global financial markets, reflecting the uncertainty surrounding Trump's trade policies.
President Trump stated that if high tariffs on foreign imports remain in place next year, he would see it as a "total victory" for the U.S. economy.
Trump believes that maintaining high tariffs will encourage domestic production and ultimately help in reducing trade deficits with other nations.
Responding to a question from 'Time', Trump emphasized that zero tariffs would not provide the necessary incentive for American companies to produce goods domestically.
Despite Trump's assertions about ongoing trade talks, Chinese officials deny any active negotiations with the U.S. regarding tariffs and trade issues.
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