#TrumpTariffs Here are the latest updates on Trump tariffs:

Country-Specific Tariffs

- *Delayed Tariffs:* Countries like Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and others have had their reciprocal tariffs delayed until July 9, with rates ranging from 12% to 50%.

- *Implemented Tariffs:*

- *Canada:* 25% tariff on $30 billion worth of U.S.-origin goods, with some exceptions.

- *China:* 34% tariff on all products, including Hong Kong- and Macau-origin goods, with some exceptions.

- *Mexico:* 25% tariff on all other products except automobiles and automobile parts subject to Section 232 tariffs.

Product-Specific Tariffs

- *Aluminum:* 25% tariff for UK-origin products and 50% for all other foreign-origin products, effective March 12, 2025, with some exceptions.

- *Automobiles:* 25% tariff, effective April 3, 2025.

- *Agricultural Products:* Tariffs threatened to start on April 2, with rates TBD.

Recent Updates

- The Court of International Trade permanently enjoined two sets of tariffs, but the government has filed an appeal and requested a stay, keeping the tariffs in effect.

- The U.S. and UK have announced an Economic Prosperity Deal, which may lead to adjustments in tariff rates for UK-origin products ¹.