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Trump: letters telling countries their tariff rate going out Friday
STORY: Donald Trump says Washington will start sending letters to countries Friday (July 4), informing them what tariff rates they will face.Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One, he said it was too much to expect full deals with every nation:“My inclination is to send a letter out and saying what tariff they're going to be paying.
From fireworks for parades to beef for cookouts, higher prices are making July 4 parties a little more expensive.
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