US President Donald Trump finally showed his threat to true and has hit tariffs on about 50 countries of the world including India. Donald Trump has announced on 2 April 2025 on the occasion of ‘Liberation Day’ to impose new ‘Risiprockle Tariff’ on imported goods from various countries. Trump has called this tariff discounted tariff. Friends or enemies, Trump has not spared anyone and imposed import duty on every country exporting to America. The highest tariff is 46 percent and the lowest is 10 percent. In such a situation, let us know how much tariff Trump has put on which country.
How much will Trump take tariff?
How much does Trump give tariffs?
Most will take tariffs from this country
Donald Trump will take the most tariffs from Vietnam and Sri Lanka, while the lowest tariff will be taken from countries like United Kingdom and Brazil. While Trump is taking 46 percent tariffs from Vietnam, 36 percent of the tariffs will be taken from Thailand. There is a complete list of tariffs on 50 countries below, in which there is information about how much tariff Trump will take.
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How much will be affected on which country
- Effect on China: China, which holds the biggest trade deficit with the US, has been imposed a tariff of 34%. This step can be challenging for Chinese exporters and can affect global supply chains.
- Impact on Vietnam and Thailand: Vietnam has been charged 46% and 44% on Thailand. 25% of Vietnam’s total exports go to the US market, which mainly includes textiles and electronic goods. For Thailand, electronics, rubber-based products and machinery exports may be affected.
- Impact on other countries: Many other countries also have high tariffs, such as laos (48%), Cambodia (49%), and Myanmar (44%). These tariffs can have a negative impact on the major export areas of these countries.
- Effect on India: India has been imposed tariff of 26%. India’s main exports include precious stones, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. High tariffs may reduce competitiveness in the US market in these areas. Experts believe that India’s high average tariff rates, which are about 17%, can be a reason for this decision.
These tariffs of President Trump aims to protect American industries and reduce trade deficit. However, these measures can increase stress in global trade relations and have widespread impact on economies of different countries. In the coming time, it will be important to see how the affected countries react and what effect it affects global trade.