<p>Washington: Any nation that treats the United States unfairly should expect to be targeted by tariffs, the White House said on Monday, two days before US President Donald Trump is expected to announce what he has said will be sweeping, reciprocal tariffs.</p><p>"Any country that has treated the American people unfairly should expect to receive a tariff in return on Wednesday," White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt told reporters, declining to give any further details.</p>.President Trump hosts Iftar dinner at White House amid West Asia conflicts; thanks Muslims for support.<p>Asked about if there would be an exemption for farmers, she said there were "no exemptions at this time." </p>
<p>Washington: Any nation that treats the United States unfairly should expect to be targeted by tariffs, the White House said on Monday, two days before US President Donald Trump is expected to announce what he has said will be sweeping, reciprocal tariffs.</p><p>"Any country that has treated the American people unfairly should expect to receive a tariff in return on Wednesday," White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt told reporters, declining to give any further details.</p>.President Trump hosts Iftar dinner at White House amid West Asia conflicts; thanks Muslims for support.<p>Asked about if there would be an exemption for farmers, she said there were "no exemptions at this time." </p>