Trump Imposes Sweeping Tariffs Up To 41% On Global Trade Partners

Donald Trump on Thursday announced new tariffs: a 10% global minimum and higher rates of 15%+ for trade-surplus nations.

Ahead of a trade deadline, he imposed steep tariffs: 35% on Canadian goods, 50% on Brazilian exports, 25% on Indian products, 20% on Taiwanese goods, and 39% on Swiss imports.

The order sets tariffs from 10% to 41%, starting in seven days, covering 69 partners (68 nations + EU). Some got reduced rates; others had no talks.

Countries not listed face a 10% default tariff.

Top 10 hit: Syria (41%), Laos (40%), Myanmar (40%), Switzerland (39%), Iraq (35%), Serbia (35%), Algeria (30%), Bosnia (30%), Libya (30%), South Africa (30%).