Trump tariffs
Japan, China face 12.5% tax while India, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Cambodia hit with 10%
Goods coming from India, Malaysia, Mexico, Bangladesh, Cambodia are among the countries that were given a 10% tariff rate, while Chinese goods were given a 12.5% levy. © Reuters
NEW YORK — The U.S. announced tariffs on 60 countries on Thursday, reinstating key components of former President Donald Trump’s trade agenda following previous legal challenges. The measures impose a 12.5% duty on imports from trade partners such as China and Japan, while nations including India, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Cambodia will face a 10% tariff. The policy aims to address trade imbalances and strengthen domestic manufacturing sectors.
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