Trump is still weighing his options on the scope of new reciprocal tariffs, leaving uncertainty over how many countries might be affected. His top economic adviser, Kevin Hassett, said the final decision rests with the President, who is reviewing extensive analysis before moving forward. While the administration promotes a vision of renewed American prosperity, no specific guidance has been given on what actions will be taken this week. Hassett also expressed hope that Trump’s tax reform—aimed at removing taxes on Social Security, tips, and overtime pay—could gain Congressional approval by summer. As the self-declared “Liberation Day” of April 2 nears, the details of the tariff plan remain unclear within the White House.
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