Trump confirmed his intention to impose duties on China from November 1.

On October 12, US President Donald Trump confirmed his intention to impose 100% duties on goods from the People's Republic of China (PRC) from November 1.

“yeah. At the moment, yes," he replied to a question about the relevance of the decision during a meeting with reporters on board the plane.

The president also added that the deadline until November 1 is an eternity for him, probably implying that he does not know what might happen in the interim.

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On October 10, the American leader announced the readiness of the United States to impose increased duties on goods from China in response to Beijing's decision to restrict exports of rare earths. In addition, the United States may limit the supply of software to China, as well as many other goods, including airplanes.

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