Trump tells the “productive” chats with Mexico, Japan, amid the battle of customs tariffs

President Trump participated that he had “fruitful” discussions with Mexico and Japan, as the two countries are looking to conclude deals with the United States on the president’s commercial agenda.

“There was a very fruitful invitation with the President of Mexico yesterday,” Trump said on Thursday in a social position. “Likewise, I met the highest level of Japanese trade representatives. It was a very fruitful meeting.”

Last week, Trump threatened to slap an additional tariff for Mexico for decades for decades. Any tariff or sanctions will be at the 25 percent tariff that Trump has already imposed on Mexico because of his argument that he does not do enough to stop the flow of fentian to the United States

“Every country, including China, wants to meet!” Trump said. “Today, Italy!”

Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni meets with Trump at the White House on Thursday. It is expected that it will defend on behalf of the European Union because it faces a 20 percent tariff from the United States

In a separate publication on Wednesday, Trump participated that he was a great honor to meet the Japanese Trade delegation in Washington, saying that “great progress” was made.

Trump entered himself directly into the talks with Japanese officials, a sign of high risks after the customs tariff plan rocked the economy. The president met the officials along with Treasury Secretary Scott Beesen and Minister of Trade Howard Lottenic, according to Associated Press.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigro Eshiba told Tokyo that his team believed that the talks were “very frank and constructive.

Trump’s posts come after countries warned that it will reflect their course on a 90 -day stoppage on mutual definitions if they do not reach an agreement with his administration.

It declared varying tariff rates for countries all over the world. The spread of extreme anxiety and the markets began to fluctuate, causing Trump’s implementation to stop for 90 days and the level of tariffs for all, with the exception of China, to 10 percent.

It has put a 145 percent tariff rate on China, which took revenge and a close tariff for the United States

Trump previously expressed optimism that a deal will be resolved with China, but officials said earlier this week China has not yet continued.