US President Trump: Want tariffs “much bigger” than 2.5%
FXStreetJan 28, 2025 2:09 AM
Speaking with reporters on Air Force One, US President Donald Trump said early Tuesday that he “wants tariffs “much bigger” than 2.5%” as proposed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
Trump said that he hasn't decided on the level yet.
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