The U.S. has reached a trade deal with the Philippines following a meeting Tuesday between President Donald Trump and the country’s president, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., at the White House, Trump announced on social media.

Imports to the U.S. from the Philippines will have a 19% tariff rate, Trump posted on social media Tuesday afternoon. That is one percentage point less than the 20% rate Trump unilaterally imposed on goods from the Philippines in early July. But it’s still higher than the April 2 rate of 17%.