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President Donald Trump The announcement of reciprocal prices has put the world at the forefront, foreign leaders forming their answers. Some threaten reprisals, while others seek to negotiate better offers for their country.
The billionaire investor Bill Ackman sends a clear message to the world leaders in the hope of concluding an agreement with the United States: do not wait too long.
Bill Ackman (Reuters / Richard Brian / File)
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“My advice to foreign leaders is that if you have not already contacted the president [Trump]You have to do it immediately. Trump is, at the base, an official who considers the world as a series of transactions “,” Ackman wrote in an article on X. He called the president “difficult but fair negotiator”.
“He likes to make offers and he likes to get things done quickly,” added Ackman.
The famous investor made a similar remark on Wednesday evening, predicting that countries coming to the negotiation table will get better offers than those waiting.
President Donald Trump holds a painting as he pronounces remarks on reciprocal rates during an event at Rose Garden on April 2, 2025. (Brendan Smialowski / AFP via Getty Images)
Ackman is not the only one to urge the world leaders to act quickly. Eric Trump, the president’s son, agrees.
“I would not want to be the last country that tries to negotiate a trade agreement with [Trump]. The first to negotiate will win – the last will lose. I saw this film all my life … “The president’s son wrote on X.
France asks us to be “cooperative” instead of “confrontation” by following the prices of Trump’s “Liberation Day”
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told journalists on Thursday that he continues to “negotiate an agreement in our interests”, promising that he would accept nothing that was not used for the UK.
Italy apparently also seeks to negotiate. According to ReutersItalian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said that his country “will do everything we can work on an agreement with the United States …”
Meanwhile, the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, described Trump’s prices as a “blow for the world economy” and promised countermeasures, but said that Europe sought to “move from confrontation to negotiation”.
“We are already finalizing a first pack of countermeasures in response to steel prices. And we are now preparing for other countermeasures, to protect our interests and our companies if negotiations fail,” said Von Der Leyen.
Companies using the “Made in America” model express a certain optimism around President Donald Trump’s rates. (Felix Zahn / Photothek via Getty Images)
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While some seek to conclude agreements, others are ready to fight against the new prices of Trump.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday that Canada would equal the 25% Trump rate on all vehicles that do not comply with the USMCA trade agreement.
“We take these reluctance measures. And we take them in a way that is planned and will lead to a maximum impact in the United States and a minimum impact in Canada,” said Carney The Associated Press.
