On Tuesday US Eastern Time, the Republican presidential candidate Trump once again raised the "tariff threat big stick" at a rally. He said that if he wins the election on November 5th, Europe will have to "pay a huge price" for not buying enough US export products. Trump said at a rally in the key swing state of Pennsylvania, "I tell you, Europe sounds good, cute, right? All the small countries in Europe are united." "They are not taking our cars. They are not taking our shenzhen agricultural products group. They sell millions of autos in the USA. No, no, no, they will have to pay a huge price for it." Trump has previously stated clearly that if elected, he will impose a 10% to 20% tariff on imported products from all countries.