Final Call: Trump Extends Tariff Deadline, Sends New Trade Letters

President Trump is delivering another strong message to the world: revise your trade deals or pay the price. This week, seven more nations will receive tariff notifications, broadening an already wide-reaching campaign.
Earlier this week, 14 countries were warned of new tariffs ranging from 25% to 40%. The US administration sees these measures as vital to leveling the global trade playing field in America’s favor.
Trump announced that agreements have been completed with China and the UK, while Indian trade talks are nearing conclusion. These achievements are cornerstones of his “America First” trade philosophy.
Though the deadline has been moved to August 1, Trump stressed that this is the final adjustment. “No more extensions,” he wrote, confirming that tariffs will begin on that date with no further negotiation.