Trump says US will set tariff rates for some of its trading partners

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The White House has signalled it is prioritising talks with dozens of the US's largest trading partners, including India, South Korea and Japan, while negotiations with the EU are ongoing.
49% : Washington has withdrawn some of its toughest measures after a backlash in the bond markets, including pausing so-called "reciprocal tariff" rates on many trading partners, including the EU, striking a trade deal to lower tariffs with the UK, and agreeing a 90-day pause with China.
44% : Earlier this week Trump hailed a "total reset" in relations between China and the US after the countries agreed the pause, which included Beijing lowering its duties on US goods to 10%, while the US tax on Chinese goods will be lowered to 30%.
29% : Highlighting the challenge for the White House to negotiate deals with hundreds of countries at once, Trump said it was "not possible to meet the number of people that want to see us".
14% : Donald Trump has said the US will send letters to some of its trading partners to unilaterally impose new tariff rates, suggesting that Washington lacks the capacity to reach individual trade deals.

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