The total checklist of nations whose merchandise face “reciprocal” tariffs is beneath.
These are the nations, a lot of them staunch U.S. allies, that President Donald Trump has claimed reap the benefits of the U.S. by unfair commerce practices. These tariffs — that are paid by U.S. importers, not by the exporting jurisdiction — are set to enter impact on April 9.
Any nation not listed beneath, in line with the president, will face a ten% baseline tariff beginning this Friday.
Algeria 30%
Angola 32%
Bangladesh 37%
Bosnia and Herzegovina 36%
Botswana 38%
Brunei 24%
Cambodia 49%
Cameroon 12%
Chad 13%
China 34%
Côte d`Ivoire 21%
Democratic Republic of the Congo 11%
Equatorial Guinea 13%
European Union 20%
Falkland Islands 42%
Fiji 32%
Guyana 38%
India 27%
Indonesia 32%
Iraq 39%
Israel 17%
Japan 24%
Jordan 20%
Kazakhstan 27%
Laos 48%
Lesotho 50%
Libya 31%
Liechtenstein 37%
Madagascar 47%
Malawi 18%
Malaysia 24%
Mauritius 40%
Moldova 31%
Mozambique 16%
Myanmar (Burma) 45%
Namibia 21%
Nauru 30%
Nicaragua 19%
Nigeria 14%
North Macedonia 33%
Norway 16%
Pakistan 30%
Philippines 18%
Serbia 38%
South Africa 31%
South Korea 26%
Sri Lanka 44%
Switzerland 32%
Syria 41%
Taiwan 32%
Thailand 37%
Tunisia 28%
Vanuatu 23%
Venezuela 15%
Vietnam 46%
Zambia 17%
Zimbabwe 18%
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