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Trump Tariff: What has been done and what to come?

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Last updated: 4 March 2025 16:46
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Trump Tariff: What has been done and what to come?

From tariffs to illegal immigration and fentinyl smuggling duties to combat “unfair trade”, President Donald Trump has exposed a horrificity of the levy since assuming charge, fearing a wide trade war.

25 percent of American tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods came into force on Tuesday, as neighboring countries had a time limit to postpone a deal.

Washington coincided with this remedy with increasing the 10 percent tariffs already imposed on China by 20 percent – depositing the existing levy on various Chinese goods.

Here is a part of Trump’s tariff, both are forced and threatened.

February 4: China tariffs are effective

Washington unveiled 25 percent tariff on Canada’s energy resources on 1 February on Canada and Mexico imports.

Chinese goods faced an additional 10 percent of the duty.

Trump agreed to stay the tariff on Canada and Mexico for a month for a month before they were due to being effective on 4 February.

However, Chinese duties went ahead and inspired the vengeance of Beijing.

March 4: Canada, Mexico, China

Trump’s month -long stay ended and 25 percent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico became effective.

Duties stand to import more than $ 918 billion from both countries.

At its top, Washington increased the tariff on Chinese imports by 10 percent.

Trump has cited the lack of progress on the flow of drugs such as Phantanelle in the United States.

China has pushed back its alleged role in the deadly fennel supply chain, saying that Beijing has collaborated with Washington and argued that tariffs will not solve the drug problem.

Beijing condemned the “unilateral imposing” of growing American duties, stating that it would effectively put 10 and 15 percent of the levy on agricultural imports from the United States to Soybean, effectively from the United States.

Canada promised to impose 25 percent tariffs on the United States.

The President of Mexico said that he has contingency plans in his country.

March 12: Steel and Aluminum

In February, Trump signed an order to impose a 25 percent tariff on American steel and aluminum imports from 12 March, increasing a long -deprived trade war.

The rationale was to protect American steel and aluminum industries, on the basis that they have been “damaged by improper trade practices and global additional capacity.”

The European Union has vowed to retaliate with the firm and proportional counters.

April 1: Trade Policy update

Trump released a President’s memorandum called “America First Trade Policy” on the day of his inaugural call for government agencies to study various trade issues.

Most of those reports are scheduled till 1 April.

They involve the US trade deficit investigation and whether measures such as global supplement tariffs would be a suitable remedy.

April 2: mutual tariff

Trump has also signed plans to broaden the “mutual tariff” that can kill both the collaborative and the opponent.

He said on social media in February that the date of mutual tariff on April 2 will be “full strength and influence.”

According to the White House, the levy will be made in line with each American trading partner and they will consider tariffs that they impose on American goods, which are discriminatory, such as values ​​seen as value-added taxes, along with taxes as well as taxes.

April 2: Autos?

Trump has stated that automobiles, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and tariffs on wood are upcoming with a rate of about 25 percent.

He said that an announcement could come in early 2 April.

Trump also said in February that the tariff on the European Union products would be 25 percent, saying that the block “has taken advantage of us.”

(This story is not edited by NDTV employees and auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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