US EditionMore Trump Tariffs Set to Reshape Global Trade Dynamics, Product Prices Wednesday
BRAZIL, AUG 6 – The U.S. imposed a 50% tariff on 36% of Brazilian exports, citing retaliation against political actions targeting former President Bolsonaro, affecting key products like coffee and meat.
- President Donald Trump imposed higher tariffs on imports from Brazil, India, and Switzerland, reshaping global trade dynamics.
- Brazil faces a 50% tariff, justified by Trump as retaliation for a "witch hunt" against ally Jair Bolsonaro, despite a U.S. trade surplus with Brazil.
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Americans will now pay much more for imported Brazilian coffee, sugar and beef, among other things, as tariffs on these goods have been increased from ten to 50 percent.
U.S. Tariffs Start Today, Hitting Brazilian Agriculture and Machinery Hardest
Today, a new U.S. tariff of 50% officially hits a wide range of Brazilian exports, escalating an ongoing trade dispute and immediately shaking Brazil’s vital agricultural and industrial sectors. This penalty follows an earlier 10% tariff imposed by the U.S. just two months ago, intensifying the challenge for Brazilian exporters. Official reports confirm that while […]
Trump tariffs to take effect
Tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% are set to take effect today for multiple countries. This comes months after the world was catapulted into a spiraling trade war, following President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” announcement on April 2. The looming threat of tariffs has created uncertainty for businesses across nearly every industry, as deadline after deadline for implementing tariffs has been repeatedly pushed back in an attempt to broker tra…
Observador
The Government also announced that negotiations with the administration of the United States will continue after the entry into force of the 50% rates imposed by Washington on part of Brazilian imports
Die Presse
Thursday will be a "great day for America", US President Donald Trump believes. The reason: New tariffs will come into force not only for the EU, but also for Japan and other US trading partners. Brazil is now joining the WTO.
CNN en Español The 50% tariffs announced by President Donald Trump's administration on Brazilian products went into effect this Wednesday, a scenario that was seized upon by the Chinese embassy in Brazil, which sent a new message alluding to the South American giant's coffee, one of the products most affected by the trade measures. The diplomatic mission stated that Chinese companies "are arriving" in Brazil, along with a video highlighting Meit…
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