Trump announced the arrival of EU representatives for trade talks with the United States

US President Donald Trump said that on July 23, representatives of the European Union (EU) will arrive for trade talks with the United States. This was reported by the Reuters news agency on July 22.

"Europe will come to us tomorrow, and other countries will come to us the day after tomorrow," Trump said after announcing the trade deal with Japan.

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So far, there is no logic in them, but Trump has already begun to hinder the rapprochement of these states to the BRICS.

Earlier in the day, Trump announced that the United States had concluded a "winning" trade deal with Indonesia for American manufacturers, according to which Jakarta's goods would be subject to a 19 percent duty, and Washington would sell its products at a zero rate.

On the same day, the United States signed a major deal with Japan. According to the agreement, Tokyo will invest $550 billion in Washington's economy and pay a 15% duty to the United States.

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