Trump announced his intention to impose 35% duties on goods from Serbia and Bangladesh

US President Donald Trump intends to impose additional import duties on goods from a number of countries around the world from August 1. He stated this on July 7 in letters to the leaders of these countries, published on his Truth Social network.

Trump announced the imposition of 35% duties on all products from Serbia and Bangladesh, 30% duties on goods from Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as a 32% tariff on goods from Indonesia. According to the US president, these measures are designed to reduce the trade deficit and balance economic relations.

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Earlier in the day, Trump intends to impose a 25% tariff on goods from Kazakhstan and Malaysia, as well as 40% duties on all products from Laos and Myanmar. The United States will also impose duties of 25% on all goods of Korean and Japanese origin imported into the country.