Former U.S. President Donald Trump implemented a series of tariffs during his administration, primarily aimed at reducing trade deficits and protecting American industries. Key targets included China, the European Union, Mexico, and Canada. The most notable were the tariffs on Chinese goods, which sparked a trade war that impacted global markets. Trump argued that these measures were necessary to counter unfair trade practices and bring manufacturing back to the U.S., while critics claimed they led to higher prices for consumers and strained international trade relations. The tariffs remain a significant point of debate in U.S. economic and foreign policy discussions.
