Trump: The definitions will enter 25 percent in Canada and Mexico in effect on Tuesday

President Trump said on Monday that the 25 % customs tariff for Canada and Mexico will enter into force on Tuesday, announcing that there is no room for making deals to delay them again.

“The definitions, all of which were appointed.” They enter into force tomorrow, “adding that there is no” room that left Mexico or Canada “to conclude a deal before midnight.

Trump had warned last week that customs duties would go forward after delaying them for a month after talks with Canadian and Mexican leaders, during which they agreed to work to treat drug flow on the border.

“Huge quantities of fentanel in our country were largely poured through Mexico and from China, and car manufacturers were encouraged to build factories in the United States to avoid the upcoming definitions,” Trump said on Monday.

“So what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, and other things in the United States, in which case they do not have a tariff,” Trump said on Monday.

The president also announced that the mutual tariff will start on April 2, which will cover imports from all countries that impose import taxes on American goods.

“The mutual definitions begin on April 2. I wanted to make it on April 1, but I didn’t want to do so, I didn’t want to go until the April Fools, because that … costs a lot of money … so we are going on April 2,” Trump said. “

Trump said on the social truth earlier on Monday that the customs tariff for “external” agricultural products will be imposed in early April.

“For great farmers in the United States: Prepare to start making a lot of agricultural products to sell them in the United States. Definitions on the external product will go on April 2nd. Enjoy!” He said.

The stock market has achieved great success after Trump’s ads on tariffs. Dow Jones industrial average decreased more than 700 points after Trump’s announcement.

The President also suggested on Monday that the definitions of 10 percent on China may rise to 20 percent. When Trump delayed the definitions of Canada and Mexico, he imposed a 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports on the issue of production of fentanel, and China responded with retaliatory definitions on American goods.