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US importers may soon increase the costs of many imported goods, as foreign goods tariffs will increase.
On July 31, President Donald Trump announced that the country’s specific mutual tariffs will eventually be implemented on August 7 after a monthly pause. This means that more than 90 countries have tasks to increase their goods above 10 % of Trump’s global base in April.
To help transport from the new tariff regime, the chain dive collects a database, indicating what the minimum tariff of each country or trade, based on various emergency tariffs, will be based on the Trump administration. Then, we created several other graphics and graphics to show how tasks are compared to each other, classified by various factors such as business balance and geography.
Highlights the resulting diagrams highlight several ready -made foods. For example, all the top 10 business partners in the United States will be subject to a tariff rate of at least 15 %, although there are some specific product exceptions. And overall, while more than 60 trading partners saw their tariff levels change from April, the rate of 40 countries ended in the rate of 40 countries threatened at first.
For a deep look at key business statistics, take a map of the country’s specific tariffs and how to change them from April to the following three graphics. Do you have extra food or extra insights into the latest tariff news? Email us [email protected] – We like to hear from you.
1. Geographic tariffs: higher rates by zone focused
A plan for US import duties, which is accused of August 7.
2. Tariffs Based on Business Balance: Top 10 Top Business Partners all face at least 15 % tariffs
US Trade Statistics for 2024 in 2024 along with the planned tariff rate of the Trump administration. Use the search bar or click on to sort the table -based table.
3. How the cross -tariff rate changed since their threat time changed
Changing the percentage of change in the special tariffs of the United States, which was charged on August 7, compared to the rates that were initially threatened in April.
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