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Trump’s Global Tariffs to Take Effect in Two Days as Courts and Allies Push Back

A federal appeals court has opened an IEEPA review as USTR Greer declares the rates quasi-final with Brazil, Switzerland and South Africa rolling out emergency responses.

Drapeau suisse flottant sur le lac de Lucerne, le 5 juin 2015
La présidente de la Suisse Karin Keller-Sutter, à la sorie d'une conférence de presse après une rencontre avec des responsables américaines sur les droits de douane, à Genève le 3 mai 2025
Droits de douane: Donald Trump et l'UE s'accordent sur un tarif à 15 %

Overview

  • Tariffs of 10% to 41% on imports from dozens of countries will begin on August 7 under President Trump’s IEEPA decree.
  • A federal appeals court has begun reviewing the legality of the global levy as lawsuits by small businesses and 12 Democratic-led states advance.
  • U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the tariffs are quasi-final with no negotiations expected in the coming days.
  • Thousands of Bolsonaro supporters held pro-Trump demonstrations in Brazil after Washington announced punitive 50% duties on Brazilian goods.
  • Switzerland convened emergency government talks and South Africa condemned its imminent 30% tariffs as “very punitive” while preparing export support measures.