How Asian countries are reacting to the announcement of Trump’s latest rates

US President Donald Trump ruled Thursday Rest made of the so -called “parrot” rates For many countries, before the last deadline on Friday, which was announced earlier.

The White House announced the rate of 40% of the transcript of all goods to avoid the duties implemented.

Countries not listed in the latest order will have a 10%additional duty. The updated instructions improve the rates imposed on the previous executive order issued in April.

Here are the reactions of the world leaders and Asia to fall down the clock till the deadline of August 1. If the rate has been pushed back to Kick in that date, this is not immediately clear.

“It is a good news to continue the development of the country for the citizens and the economy of Cambodia.” Cambodian Prime Minister from Prime Minister Said on Facebook on Friday After the announcement of the revised table of rates.

Cambodia is now facing a 5% of the duty, which is a huge reduction at the rate of “Liberation Day” at 49% – which was one of the highest rates announced on April 2.

“() Thanks to Trump for the beginning and pressure of the Cambian Army and Thai army for the beginning and pressure. Last week the two countries joined the border conflict last week.

Thailand finance minister Pichai Chunwajjir said In the post above X According to the Google translation of their statement in Thai, the rate of the rate imposed on the country that “close friendship between Thailand and the United States and the United States reflects partnerships”. The country faces 19% rates on US exports

Chunavajir added that the declared rate helps Thailand to be competitive in the global stage, boost investors’ confidence and allows economic growth.

However, he said that the government has approved the impact of entrepreneurs and farmers’ prices and have created “comprehensive support measures” with soft debt, grants and tax measures to help adapt to Thailand.

Taiwan has been hit by 5% “temporary rate, President Lai Ching-TE said. His Facebook page, The negotiations are still ongoing.

It is less than 32% of the announcement on April 2. “If the agreement can be expected, it can be expected to reduce the rate,” the LAI wrote on Friday.

Referring to the regional rates imposed by Trump for national security reasons, Taiwan will also discuss the supply chain cooperation in the future and the issues related in the future.

– This article will be updated as soon as there are more reactions.