US EditionTrump's Tariffs: a Year of Tariff Chaos at a Glance
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A year ago, Donald Trump celebrated what he called the "Economic Liberation Day", promising to protect the American industry with record tariffs: his administration had raised the average rate to 22.5 per cent. Adjustments to that rate have dropped to 11.6 per cent, but it remains historically high. Then a general tariff of 10 per cent was announced by the US President. Again, the facts and figures are going to undermine the defenders of free tr…
Just in time for the anniversary of his great tariff offensive, US President Donald Trump has re-examined and announced new tariffs on pharmaceuticals as well as new customs rules for aluminium, steel and copper.
A year ago, the first tariffs of Trump's tariff offensive came into effect. How did trading partners react, how did the courts react – and what's next for the tariffs? An overview.
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