Overview
- The tariff framework imposes a 10% ad valorem surcharge on imports from 92 partners starting August 7, with reciprocal duties ranging up to 41% and reaching 50% for Brazil.
- Major economies including the European Union, United Kingdom, Japan and South Korea struck bilateral deals capping their duties at 15%.
- Canada faces a 35% tariff over alleged fentanyl cooperation failures while Mexico secured a 90-day extension to continue trade talks.
- The administration extended a temporary tariff truce with China until August 12 and is pursuing talks with China, India and other partners.
- Global markets fell on concerns over legal challenges and the potential impact on economic growth.