The effective date for Trump's reciprocal tariffs has been delayed by one week to August 7.

ChainCatcher news, on Thursday evening local time, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order imposing tariffs ranging from 15% to 41% on goods exported to the United States from 67 trade partners, raising tariff levels to their highest in over a century. However, the new tariffs will not take effect until August 7, instead of the previous August 1, which gives countries another window to attempt to negotiate lower tariffs. A senior government official said, "This is historic; this is a new trading system, and this is what I call the Trump round of negotiations." White House officials stated on Thursday evening that they hope to reach more agreements with countries before the new tariff implementation date of August 7. (Jinshi)