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A new round of Trump’s tariff will enter into force on Wednesday; See the list

The new round of United Partner Against dozens of countries started working from 1:01 am (Brazilia time) on Wednesday (9).

This procedure begins in valid for 57 countries, including former allies, such as Japan, the European Union, and competitors, such as China.

Excessive pricing begins a week after US President Donald Trump announced the “tariff”With the justification of attracting private investments to the country and stimulating job creation.

On Saturday (5), taxes began in dozens of countries, including Brazil, with a 10 % base rate on importing elements for the United States.

Excessive pricing is applied this Wednesday (9) to countries with a tax of more than 11 %.

Imports from the European Union will be reached at a rate of 20 %, while the Japanese will get 24 % of the barriers.

The most extreme cases are from China, which will have 104 % rates – the result of added rates that are already applied by the Republic.

Vietnam, which has benefited from changing US supply chains away from China after Trump’s first state with Beijing, will strike a 46 % tariff and agreed on Friday to discuss an agreement with Trump.

Canada and Mexico were exempt from the latest Trump rates because it was still undergoing a 25 % tariff related to the United States in the United States for products that do not meet the rules of the United States-Mixico-Canada.

To determine the definitions, Washington made the following account: the country’s trade deficit divided by its exports to the United States, then divided into half.

See below to see the list of countries that start with the tax and attributes each of them

  • South Africa 30 %
  • Angola 32 %
  • Algeria 30 %
  • Bangladesh 37 %
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina 35 %
  • Botswana 37 %
  • Brunei 24 %
  • Shrimp 11 %
  • Cambodia 49 %
  • Kazakhstan 27 %
  • Chad 13 %
  • China 104 %
  • South Korea 25 %
  • Ivory Coast is 21 %
  • Fiji 32 %
  • Filipinos 17 %
  • Guaana 38 %
  • Equatorial Guinea 13 %
  • Falkland Islands 41 %
  • India 26 %
  • Indonesia 32 %
  • Iraq 39 %
  • Israel is 17 %
  • Japan 24 %
  • Jordan 20 %
  • Laos 48 %
  • Lisuto 50 %
  • Libya 31 %
  • Liechtenstein 37 %
  • North Macedonia 33 %
  • Madagascar 47 %
  • Malaysia 24 %
  • Malawi 17 %
  • Mauritius 40 %
  • Mozambique 16 %
  • Moldova 31 %
  • Myanmar (Burma) 44 %
  • Namibia 21 %
  • Nauru 30 %
  • Nicaragua 18 %
  • Nigeria 14 %
  • Norway 15 %
  • Pakistan 29 %
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo 11 %
  • Serbia 37 %
  • Syria 41 %
  • Sri Lanka 44 %
  • Switzerland 31 %
  • Thailand 36 %
  • Taiwan 32 %
  • Tunisia 28 %
  • European Union 20 %
  • Vanuatu 22 %
  • Venezuela 15 %
  • Vietnam 46 %
  • Zambia 17 %
  • Zimbabwe 18 %

Tuesday (8) White House Minister Caroline Levitt said that about 70 countries have contacted Washington To start negotiations to reduce the impact of the tariff policy worn by US President Donald Trump.

On the other hand, the European Union has started a set of anti -definitions that the United States applies to steel and aluminum. The initial proposals-American borbon, was withdrawn, for example, from the list, and it was submitted to Washington an introductory agreement of “zero by zero”.

While China interacted with the imposition of 34 % of general rates on imports from the United States, in addition to setting restrictions on exporting some rare lands.

China also included 11 other American agencies on the “non -operative entities”, which allows the application of sanctions. The Chinese government says it “will fight to the end” against definitions.

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*Kom Reuters

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