U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a document laying out his plan to introduce reciprocal tariffs, in his latest bid to address what he sees as the "unfair" trade practices of other countries, including China, Japan and South Korea.Trump's Commerce Secretary nominee Howard Lutnick said the measures could be imposed as early as April 2 after the administration wraps up its examination into trade conditions with each country and the European Union by the day before.Trump, who signed the memorandum for his Cabinet members in the Oval Office, said, "I have decided for purposes of fa…READ FULL ARTICLE
