US President Donald Trump
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EVELYN HOCKSTEIN
US President Donald Trump has launched a global trade war with an array of tariffs that target individual products and countries.
Trump has set a baseline tariff of 10 per cent on all imports to the United States, as well as additional duties on certain products or countries.
Here is a list of targeted tariffs he has implemented or threatened to put in place.
Country-specific tariffs
Afghanistan – 15 per cent
Algeria – 30 per cent
Angola – 15 per cent
Bangladesh – 20 per cent
Bolivia – 15 per cent
Bosnia and Herzegovina – 30 per cent
Botswana – 15 per cent
Brazil – 50 per cent for most goods
Brunei – 25 per cent
Cambodia – 19 per cent
Cameroon – 15 per cent
Canada – 10 per cent on energy products, 35 per cent for other products not covered by the US-Canada-Mexico Agreement
Chad – 15 per cent
China – 30 per cent, with additional tariffs on some products, until November 10. Trump has threatened to impose an additional 100 per cent
Costa Rica – 15 per cent
Cote d’Ivoire – 15 per cent
Democratic Republic of the Congo – 15 per cent
Ecuador – 15 per cent
Equatorial Guinea – 15 per cent
European Union – 15 per cent on most goods
Falkland Islands – 10 per cent
Fiji – 15% per cent
Ghana – 15 per cent
Guyana – 15 per cent
Iceland – 15 per cent
India – 50 per cent
Indonesia – 19 per cent
Iraq – 35 per cent
Israel – 15 per cent
Japan – 15 per cent
Jordan – 15 per cent
Kazakhstan – 25 per cent
Laos – 40 per cent
Lesotho – 15 per cent
Libya – 30 per cent
Liechtenstein – 15 per cent
Madagascar – 15 per cent
Malawi – 15 per cent
Malaysia – 19 per cent
Mauritius – 15 per cent
Mexico – 25 per cent for products not covered by USMCA
Moldova – 25 per cent
Mozambique – 15 per cent
Myanmar – 40 per cent
Namibia – 15 per cent
Nauru – 15 per cent
New Zealand – 15 per cent
Nicaragua – 18 per cent
Nigeria – 15 per cent
North Macedonia – 15 per cent
Norway – 15 per cent
Pakistan – 19 per cent
Papua New Guinea – 15 per cent
Philippines – 19 per cent
Serbia – 35 per cent
South Africa – 30 per cent
South Korea – 15 per cent
Sri Lanka – 20 per cent
Switzerland – 39 per cent
Syria – 41 per cent
Taiwan – 20 per cent
Thailand – 19 per cent
Trinidad and Tobago – 15 per cent
Tunisia – 25 per cent
Turkey – 15%
Uganda – 15 per cent
United Kingdom – 10 per cent, with some auto and metal imports exempt from higher global rates
Vanuatu – 15 per cent
Vietnam – 20 per cent for some products, 40 per cent on transshipments from third countries
Zambia – 15 per cent
Zimbabwe – 15 per cent
Product-specific tariffs
Steel and aluminum – 50 per cent
Autos and auto parts – 25 per cent
Copper pipes, tubes and other semi-finished products – 50 per cent
Wood products – 10 per cent on softwood timber and lumber, 25 per cent on kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities and some upholstered wood products
Product-specific tariffs threatened but not in effect
Large vehicles – 25 per cent for medium and heavy-duty trucks and truck parts, 10 per cent for buses, to take effect November 1
Pharmaceuticals – 100 per cent
Semiconductors – 100 per cent
Movies – 100 per cent
Apple iPhones – 25 per cent
Published on October 20, 2025
