President Donald Trump’s plan for reciprocal tariffs on April 2 is expected to be more targeted and narrower than what the president has vowed in the past, but the plan is still under discussion, sources told ABC News.

Liberation Day on April 2 promises to bring with it more tariffs from the Trump regime. The auto industry may be sparred from the next round of tariffs but remains in the crosshairs. Tariffs on cars and components could push up new car prices.

The president has said he will make tariff decisions by April 2. Reports say reciprocal tariffs are likely to be imposed.

Markets remain locked into the slightest developments in President Donald Trump’s tariffs strategy — the result of a vacuum of uncertainty that’s forced investors to try to fill in the blanks.

Presumably something is going to happen,” but “the hard part is trying to figure out what precisely that might be,” UBS economists shrugged about Trump’s April 2 circling of the calendar.

President Donald Trump and his administration have been promoting April 2 as a kind of tariffs Super Bowl, during which all of his many promised import taxes will go into effect. But as he has demonstrated many times before,