Hold onto your butts: Tariffs are about to Kick in

This is hilarious. Dealmaker Trump has ZERO deals in place. His own lead on this says... "many of these countries havent even contacted us". What a debacle of an administration. Trump will lead this country to economic ruin.

 
Don't be giving me this 'global economy' bullsh*t Zinc . Your team sold us out back in the Clinton adm. , created the rust belt, trashed the mid class, as well as sent unions to oblivion

All for the coffers of the 1%
We agree on that. :salute:
 
This is hilarious. Dealmaker Trump has ZERO deals in place. His own lead on this says... "many of these countries havent even contacted us". What a debacle of an administration. Trump will lead this country to economic ruin.


/-----/ Not one deal?

What is the UK's trade agreement with the US?​

As of early May, there’s now an Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD) in place between the UK and the US, with the intent to promote trade

Most UK goods now have a 10 per cent levy on them when exported to the States, though there are exceptions, such as in the aerospace industry which has a zero tariff agreement under the terms of the EPD.

Who else has an agreement?​

So far, Vietnam are the only other nation to have agreed a deal hough there is a truce agreement of sorts with China, with details of the agreement scarce but both sides previously saying an arrangement is in place.

 
/-----/ Not one deal?

What is the UK's trade agreement with the US?​

As of early May, there’s now an Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD) in place between the UK and the US, with the intent to promote trade

Most UK goods now have a 10 per cent levy on them when exported to the States, though there are exceptions, such as in the aerospace industry which has a zero tariff agreement under the terms of the EPD.

Who else has an agreement?​

So far, Vietnam are the only other nation to have agreed a deal hough there is a truce agreement of sorts with China, with details of the agreement scarce but both sides previously saying an arrangement is in place.

Neither is a deal. Both are understandings made in a broad discussion which agreed to proceed to working on a deal. Nowhere near a deal.
 
I'll prove you cant post the text of any Trade deal done by Trump since this one in 2020:

/----/ Now you prove these didn't happen.

NEW U.S.-VIETNAM TRADE FRAMEWORK

The White House has announced a new bilateral trade framework with Vietnam, which includes the application of tariffs on U.S. imports from Vietnam and expanded market access for U.S. exports to Vietnam. According to public statements on social media, goods originating from Vietnam will be subject to a 20% tariff, while goods identified as transshipped may face a 40% tariff. In return, Vietnam is expected to grant U.S. products tariff-free access to its domestic market.

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Although formal documentation has not yet been released, the White House stated that this agreement follows direct discussions with Vietnam’s General Secretary To Lam. Officials noted that the expanded access could create new opportunities for U.S. exports, particularly in the automotive sector.

Additional guidance is expected as trade implementation terms are finalized. Importers and exporters are encouraged to monitor forthcoming details related to tariff administration, certificate of origin requirements, and any compliance mechanisms affecting shipments to or from Vietnam.


UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD)​

General terms of a new trade deal between the UK and US, and an update on the progress the UK and US have made to implement the general terms since they were agreed on 8 May 2025.
 
/----/ Now you prove these didn't happen.

NEW U.S.-VIETNAM TRADE FRAMEWORK

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Although formal documentation has not yet been released
, the White House stated that this agreement follows direct discussions with Vietnam’s General Secretary To Lam. Officials noted that the expanded access could create new opportunities for U.S. exports, particularly in the automotive sector.
Additional guidance is expected as trade implementation terms are finalized. Importers and exporters are encouraged to monitor forthcoming details related to tariff administration, certificate of origin requirements, and any compliance mechanisms affecting shipments to or from Vietnam.

UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD)​

General terms of a new trade deal between the UK and US, and an update on the progress the UK and US have made to implement the general terms since they were agreed on 8 May 2025.
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Honestly you couldnt have proved my point more flawlessly.. I highlighted the fact that no agreements have been made. Zero. Your two lists are general understandings with no deals completed yet. So he has two general understandings and zero deals. Zero.
 
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Honestly you couldnt have proved my point more flawlessly.. I highlighted the fact that no agreements have been made. Zero. Your two lists are general understandings with no deals completed yet. So he has two general understandings and zero deals. Zero.
/—-/ No matter what I post your TDS will disagree. The deals are in place no matter what you want to believe.
 
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Honestly you couldnt have proved my point more flawlessly.. I highlighted the fact that no agreements have been made. Zero. Your two lists are general understandings with no deals completed yet. So he has two general understandings and zero deals. Zero.
Yep.....all of those docs they signed don't really exist.

Course a few countries haven't signed final agreements....so according to dipshits like you....nothing has been signed.
 
I hope you bought everything you needed. The shitstorm is about to hit.

Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariff pause is about to expire. Cue the confusion​

By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN
Published 4:00 AM EDT, Sun July 6, 2025
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Alex Wong/Getty Images
Charts that show America's “reciprocal tariffs” on display in the press briefing room at the White House on April 2 in Washington, DC.
CNN —
The 90-day deadline President Donald Trump set for countries to make trade deals with the United States or risk substantially higher tariffs is just days away. What will happen after that’s reached at 12:01 a.m. ET on July 9 is anyone’s best guess.

The stakes could not be higher, with the entire global economy on notice.

On April 2, a date Trump dubbed “Liberation Day,” he unveiled new, “reciprocal” tariff rates for key US trading partners, with some levies as high as 50%. Collectively, the rates were the highest the US has charged on foreign goods in over a century. Economists quickly sounded alarms about a recession hitting not just certain countries, but rather the whole world.
And he TACO'd.

Of course.
 
Yep.....all of those docs they signed don't really exist.

Course a few countries haven't signed final agreements....so according to dipshits like you....nothing has been signed.
Dude, he has 2 agreements.

He promised 200 in 90 days.
 
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/—-/ No matter what I post your TDS will disagree. The deals are in place no matter what you want to believe.
No deals are in place. Link me to the deal. It should be easy. You wont, cuz you cant.

Here again is the link to the approved deals in place:

The United States has comprehensive free trade agreements in force with 20 countries.
To view the main USMCA webpage, click here.
 
Yep.....all of those docs they signed don't really exist.

Course a few countries haven't signed final agreements....so according to dipshits like you....nothing has been signed.
Link me to any signed deal. I just posted my link to the ones in place above. None are from this year.
 
Just don't buy shit that is not American made and you won't have a problem.

You're missing the picture on how protectionism works. Tariffs don't lower the cost of manufacturing things in America. They make the higher cost American-made product competitive with the now more expensive foreign made item.

For example, if an automaker can import a car from Mexico and sell it for $35,000 and make a profit but manufacturing that car in the U.S. would require a $40,000 selling price to turn a profit, the American car buyer's wallet will still be hit if manufacturing is moved to the U.S.
 
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You're missing the picture on how protectionism works. Tariffs don't lower the cost of manufacturing things in America. They make the higher cost American-made product competitive with the now more expensive foreign made item.

For example, if an automaker can import a car from Mexico and sell it for $35,000 and make a profit but manufacturing that car in the U.S. would require a $40,000 selling price to turn a profit, the American car buyer's wallet will still be hit if manufacturing is moved to the U.S.
Additionally, if a vehicle is made in the US, that steel, aluminum, copper, etc. are still taxed at a tariff rate, and that cost added to the price of the vehicle.
 
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