At 17:00 local time on July 8th (5:00 a.m. Beijing time on July 9th), Trump posted on the Social media platform Truth Social that the United States will announce at least seven trade-related countries tomorrow morning and more in the afternoon.

Tomorrow morning (July 9th) in the US time corresponds to tonight (July 9th) in Beijing time. On the afternoon of July 9th, US time, which corresponds to the early morning of July 10th, Beijing time.

Yesterday, Trump sent letters to 14 countries respectively, announcing that starting from August 1st, he would impose designated tariffs on all products of these countries.

In a letter to the leaders of these 14 countries, Trump said that the United States has a significant trade deficit with these countries and the aim of the US side is to achieve "more balanced and fair trade". Specifically, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Tunisia and Kazakhstan will be subject to a 25% tariff. It is 30% in South Africa and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Indonesia 32% 35% in Serbia and Bangladesh; Thailand and Cambodia 36%; Laos and Myanmar account for as high as 40%.

Trump also issued a warning that if these countries respond by raising tariffs, the United States will increase tariffs by the same amount on top of the current rate. At the same time, he said that if these countries or their enterprises choose to produce products within the United States, they will not be subject to tariffs. If relevant countries open their domestic markets to the United States and eliminate tariff and non-tariff trade barriers, the United States may adjust tariff rates in accordance with the relations between the two countries.

Us officials have made a series of statements: The tariff policy will be extended again

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said at a press conference on the afternoon of July 7 that Trump plans to sign an executive order to extend the 90-day moratorium on "reciprocal tariffs", postponing the implementation from July 9 to August 1.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Bessent said in an interview with CNN on the 6th that Trump will send letters to his trading partners this week, informing them of the tariff rates the US plans to impose. For countries that fail to reach a trade agreement with the United States by August 1, the tariff rate will be restored to the "equivalent tariff" level announced in April.

International media analysis suggests that the US move is aimed at increasing pressure on relevant countries to force them to make greater concessions. Some media have described this behavior as equivalent to "restarting a trade war".

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