US EditionTrump Open to Tariff Cuts in Return for ‘Phenomenal’ Offers
- US President Donald Trump stated he is open to tariff negotiations, considering 'phenomenal' offers from other countries after implementing new tariffs.
- Trump declared a 27% 'discounted reciprocal tariff' on India and imposed a tariff of 36% on Thailand.
- The Stock Exchange of Thailand fell by 2.60% due to fears of a trade war sparked by Trump's tariff announcements, affecting companies like WHA Corporation and Amata Corporation.
- The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce warned that the tariffs could lead to 359 billion baht in economic losses for Thailand, impacting its GDP by nearly 2%.
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Negotiating profi: "Trump is very predictable in my eyes, he follows a pattern
For the police, Matthias Schranner has negotiated with hostage-takers, among others. Today, he advises governments and corporations. In the interview, the negotiating expert explains what is different in Trump's approach this time, what his strength is and what mistakes Europeans should not make.
'What on Earth?' GOP Senate chiefs of staff left puzzled by Stephen Miller’s 'arrogant' presentation
President Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller reportedly disrupted a lunch gathering Thursday for GOP Senate chiefs of staff to defend Trump's controversial tariff policy with a confusing and "arrogant" presentation. Politico reported that the arguments made by Miller, who is also Trump's homeland security adviser, alluded to the British Empire and left the aides asking one another, “What on Earth was that?". However, members o…
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