Odaily星球日报讯 美国众议院议长约翰逊周一表示，即便一些共和党议员公开恳请特朗普在周三关税生效前协商出取消关税的办法，众议院仍会为特朗普实施其大规模的全球关税制度提供“空间”。 约翰逊表示：“我们会给他实施政策所必需的空间，然后看看事情将如何发展。”这位议长接着称，特朗普正在“积极参与并试图解决”贸易逆差问题。共和党内的反对意见以两党联合立法的形式呈现，该立法旨在从总统手中收回国会在关税方面的权力。 此前民主党参议员 Maria Cantwell 和爱荷华州共和党参议员 Chuck Grassley 提出限制总统单方面征收关税权力的立法。美国众议员唐・培根（内布拉斯加州共和党人）计划在周一提出该立法的众议院版本。由于遭到一群财政保守派人士的强烈反对，约翰逊周一拒绝公开承诺本周会将重新修订的参议院预算计划提交众议院进行表决。然而，一些共和党高级助手表示，目前的计划仍是按原计划在周三下午进行最终投票。（Politico）

Odaily星球日报讯 美国众议院议长约翰逊周一表示，即便一些共和党议员公开恳请特朗普在周三关税生效前协商出取消关税的办法，众议院仍会为特朗普实施其大规模的全球关税制度提供“空间”。约翰逊表示：“我们会给他实施政策所必需的空间，然后看看事情将如何发展。”这位议长接着称，特朗普正在“积极参与并试图解决”贸易逆差问题。共和党内的反对意见以两党联合立法的形式呈现，该立法旨在从总统手中收回国会在关税方面的权力。此前民主党参议员 Maria Cantwell 和爱荷华州共和党参议员 Chuck Grassley 提出限制总统单方面征收关税权力的立法。美国众议员唐・培根（内布拉斯加州共和党人）计划在周一提出该立法的众议院版本。由于遭到一群财政保守派人士的强烈反对，约翰逊周一拒绝公开承诺本周会将重新修订的参议院预算计划提交众议院进行表决。然而，一些共和党高级助手表示，目前的计划仍是按原计划在周三下午进行最终投票。（Politico）

美众议院议长：众议院仍将为特朗普全球关税计划“开绿灯”

<Odaily> News: U.S. House Speaker Johnson said on Monday that even if some Republican lawmakers openly implore Trump to negotiate a way to cancel tariffs before they take effect on Wednesday, the House will provide "space" for Trump to implement his massive global tariff system. Johnson stated: "We will give him the space necessary to implement his policy and then see how things develop." The Speaker then said that Trump is "actively engaged and trying to resolve" trade deficit issues. Opposition within the Republican Party has taken the form of bipartisan legislation aimed at reclaiming Congress's tariff powers from the president.

Previously, Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell and Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley proposed legislation to limit the president's unilateral tariff power. U.S. Representative Don Bacon (Republican from Nebraska) planned to introduce the House version of this legislation on Monday. Due to strong opposition from a group of fiscal conservatives, Johnson on Monday refused to publicly commit to bringing the revised Senate budget plan to a House vote this week. However, some senior Republican aides indicated that the current plan is still to proceed with the final vote on Wednesday afternoon. (Politico)

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: House Speaker Johnson said on Monday that even if some Republican lawmakers openly implore Trump to negotiate a way to cancel tariffs before they take effect on Wednesday, the House will provide "space" for Trump to implement his massive global tariff system. Johnson stated, "We will give him the space necessary to implement his policy, and then see how things develop." The Speaker further said that Trump is "actively engaged and trying to resolve" trade deficit issues. Opposition within the Republican Party is taking the form of bipartisan legislation aimed at reclaiming Congress's tariff powers from the president. Previously, Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell and Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley proposed legislation to limit the president's unilateral tariff power. U.S. Representative Don Bacon (Republican from Nebraska) plans to introduce the House version of the legislation on Monday. Due to strong opposition from a group of fiscal conservatives, Johnson on Monday refused to publicly commit to bringing the revised Senate budget plan to a House vote this week. However, some senior Republican aides said the current plan is still to hold a final vote on Wednesday afternoon. (Politico)

U.S. House Speaker: The House will still give the green light to Trump's global tariff plan

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: Famous hedge fund manager Bill Ackman posted on social media, saying: Trump does not have enough time to reach an agreement before tariffs take effect. Therefore, I would not be surprised if I wake up on Monday and hear the president announce a delay in implementing tariffs to allow time for negotiations. "President Trump has drawn the attention of the entire world and our trading partners, emphasizing the importance of addressing unfair tariff systems that have harmed American workers and destroyed our industrial base for decades. This is an extremely important issue that needs to be resolved, and we finally have a president committed to solving it. However, this problem cannot be resolved in a few days, so why not pause and give the president time to properly address this critical issue and allow companies of all sizes to prepare for supply chain changes? The risk of not doing so is that a significant increase in uncertainty will lead to an economic recession, or even a severe recession. One thing is certain. Monday will be one of the most interesting days in our country's economic history."

Bill Ackman: Speculation Trump will delay tariffs to give him time to reach a deal

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: Kevin Hassett, Director of the National Economic Council, stated that over 50 countries have contacted the White House to begin trade "negotiations". President Trump "has not attempted to destroy the market by destroying the U.S. market". Employment figures are expected to fluctuate after tariffs take effect. (Jintian)

More than 50 countries around the world have contacted the White House to start trade "negotiations"

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: According to foreign media reports, European Union countries will seek to form a unified front in the coming days to retaliate against Trump's tariffs. The EU may approve the first set of targeted countermeasures against US imported goods worth up to $28 billion, including dental floss and diamonds. The European Commission will propose a list of additional tariff-hit US products to member states on Monday evening in response to Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, rather than broader reciprocal tariffs. Luxembourg will host the first EU-wide political meeting since Trump announced comprehensive tariffs on Monday morning, where trade ministers from 27 EU member states will exchange views on the impact of tariffs and how best to respond. EU diplomats say the main purpose of the meeting is to convey a consistent message that they hope to negotiate the removal of tariffs, but are prepared to take countermeasures if negotiations fail. (Jin Shi)