Secretary of the Treasury of the United States Bessent: The United States has set a global level of obligations for de minimis import

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The Secretary of the State Treasury Scott Bessent in the United States hit Wednesday on Wednesday, thinking about the US debt ceiling, and also teased the idea that Trump’s administration would introduce the “de minimis” tariff level in which American companies would find some breath on the tariffs to a certain level of import.

Key attractions

Watch out for the unintentional influence of Russia of sanctions.

Give administration here some flexibility.

I am prepared to throw the tape forward for trading partners negotiating in good faith.

If the debt limit is not sorted, this may be the largest crisis since 2008-09.

It is not possible that the debt ceiling may be violated.

The US debt ceiling must be raised and extended.

The bond market worked very well in the April volatility. The US is still the most stable bond market.

The variability of bonds in April never included stability worries.

The United States will establish a global level of obligations for de minimis imports.

China pushed de minimis tariffs.

We want a deficit indicator below 4% until the end of Trump’s term.

It cannot be said if everything will exploit the tax account.

It should be noted whether the tax account adds to the US debt.

Trade talks with China will be a much longer process.

At Biden, China did not think that they had to stick to the contract.

If prices augment due to tariffs, it will be one -off.

CPI showed another fantastic inflation number.

Market reaction

The overall impact of the market remains confined because investors focus on inflation data, trade conversations and hopes that reduce the interest rate. Capital markets in the USA are generally growing, and the American dollar index (USD) (DXY) has returned to the latest minima near 98.50.

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