#TrumpTariffs refer to import tariffs imposed during Donald Trump's presidencies, including his current second term starting in 2025. In early 2025, the average US tariff rate surged to about 27%, the highest in over a century, with a baseline 10% tariff on most foreign imports and higher rates on specific countries and goods36.

These tariffs have sparked trade tensions, especially with China, leading to a partial truce recently where the US and China agreed to pause tariffs for 90 days, easing some market concerns but not ending the trade war15. The tariffs have also affected other countries like India, which has proposed retaliatory tariffs on certain US products in response to US duties on steel and aluminum8.

Economically, the tariffs have increased costs for US households by nearly $1200 on average in 2025, acting effectively as a tax on imports4. The situation remains fluid, with experts noting the unpredictability of Trump's trade policies and the possibility of further changes5.

In summary, #TrumpTariffs in 2025 represent a significant escalation in US trade protectionism, causing global trade tensions and economic impacts, while recent negotiations offer a temporary easing but no definitive resolution yet1358.