Trump Delays Reciprocal Tariffs Implementation
U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed the implementation of 'reciprocal' tariffs from July 9 to August 1, following the signing of an executive order on Monday.

In a significant move, President Donald Trump announced an extension for the implementation of 'reciprocal' tariffs. Initially set for July 9, the new deadline has been pushed to August 1 following the issuance of an executive order.
The decision reflects ongoing economic deliberations as the administration continues to address international trade discrepancies. This executive order marks a pivotal step in Trump's trade policy. It aims to create a more balanced and equitable trade environment by adjusting tariff rates accordingly.
The delay offers businesses additional time to prepare and adjust their strategies to meet the new tariff landscape. The administration's emphasis remains on protecting American economic interests while ensuring fair play in international markets.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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