Trump's attitude softened, order to impose tariff on China stopped; Canada and Mexico also got relief:Trump's attitude softened, order to impose tariff on China stopped; Canada and Mexico also got relief

US President Donald Trump on Friday put on hold an order imposing tariffs on low-cost goods imported from China until the Commerce Department can confirm that procedures and systems are in place to process the goods and collect the tariffs.

Trump imposed a 10 percent tariff

It is worth noting that through an executive order of Trump last Saturday, a 10 percent tariff was imposed on various goods including low-cost goods imported from China. A White House official said that an amendment to the executive order delaying this move was made on Wednesday, but it was made public on Friday.

Trump will impose tariffs on many other countries

Meanwhile, President Trump said on Friday that he plans to announce retaliatory tariffs on several countries next week to force other nations to treat the US equally. Trump did not specify which countries would be affected, but indicated it would be a sweeping effort that could also help solve America's budget problems. The move will fulfill Trump's election promise to impose tariffs on US imports that would be equal to the tariffs that trading partner countries impose on US exports.

Trump said- We love Japan

Trump made this announcement during a meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who was on a visit to the US. Welcoming Ishiba, Trump said, 'We love Japan.' President Trump has also said that he may talk to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky next week. He said that he is in no hurry to implement his plan to redevelop the Gaza Strip.

Trump's talk of assimilating Canada is real: Trudeau

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday that US President Donald Trump's call for Canada to be annexed is real and linked to the country's rich natural resources. Trudeau made the remarks during a closed-door session with business and labour leaders.

It discussed how best to respond to Trump's threats to impose tariffs on goods imported from Canada. His comments were first reported by the Toronto Star, which said they were accidentally broadcast over a loudspeaker. Trump has repeatedly said that Canada would be better off if it agreed to become the 51st US state.