07-08-2025
Over 90 countries affected by Trump's tariffs — See full list here
On July 31, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order titled 'Further Modifying the Reciprocal Tariff Rates' to adjust the existing tariff framework under his administration's trade policy. This marked the formal announcement of updated tariff rates for a wide range of countries, reflecting economic and national security LIST OF COUNTRIES WITH NEW TARIFF RATESThe table below is compiled directly from Annex I of the Presidential Executive Order, which details country-specific reciprocal tariff adjustments
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Over 90 countries faced tariff impositions ranging from 0% to 50%. These were not just economic rivals, but also long-standing US allies. The broad sweep of these tariffs reflected the administration's aggressive stance toward redefining trade (%)Afghanistan15%Algeria30%Angola15%Bangladesh20%Bolivia15%Bosnia and Herzegovina30%Botswana15%Brazil10%Brunei25%Cambodia19%Cameroon15%Chad15%Costa Rica15%Cte d'Ivoire15%Democratic Republic of Congo15%Ecuador15%European Union0–15%Equatorial Guinea15%Falkland Islands10%Fiji15%Ghana15%Guyana15%Iceland15%India50% (Latest modified)Indonesia19%Iraq35%Israel15%Japan15%Jordan15%Kazakhstan25%Laos40%Lesotho15%Libya30%Liechtenstein15%Madagascar15%Malawi15%Malaysia19%Mauritius15%Moldova25%Mozambique15%Myanmar (Burma)40%Namibia15%Nauru15%New Zealand15%Nicaragua18%Nigeria15%North Macedonia15%Norway15%Pakistan19%Papua New Guinea15%Philippines19%Serbia35%South Africa30%South Korea15%Sri Lanka20%Switzerland39%Syria41%Taiwan20%Thailand19%Trinidad and Tobago15%Tunisia25%Turkey15%Uganda15%United Kingdom10%Vanuatu15%Venezuela15%Vietnam20%Zambia15%Zimbabwe15%(As of July 31, 2025)Source: THIS MEANS FOR TRADEThis order builds upon earlier tariffs established under Trump's "reciprocal tariff" strategy, which began in early 2025. Countries not listed in Annex I may face a default 10% tariff under the updated framework. By targeting a broad swathe of trade partners, the policy underscores an increasingly protectionist trade stance, with impacts extending to global supply chains, consumer prices, and diplomatic relations.- EndsMust Watch
