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Those who have and have no deal

US President Donald Trump, on July 22, 2025 at Washington, at the Oval office in the White House in DC, Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

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On Friday, the bride will have to struggle with higher tariff rates than the world Trump administration and will increase the ghost of even more economic uncertainty.

For most countries, these worm boxes were fired twice from the “Day of Independence Day” on April 2 to July 9 and now to August 1st.

Trump was in April allegedly made In an interview with Time Magazine, “more than 200 agreements” and Trade Advisor Peter Navarro “said it was possible to have 90 agreements in 90 days”. Within 120 days, including the 27 -member European Union, only eight agreements remained with only eight agreements.

Here is the place where things stop in global trade.

UK to an agreement first

Vietnam: Tariffs more half more

Indonesia: Reducing obstacles

Indonesia Tariff Rate Cut In his agreement with Trump, it was announced from 32% to 19% on July 15th.

The White House said Indonesia will eliminate tariff barriers in more than 99% of US products exported to Indonesia in all sectors, including agricultural products and energy.

The framework also says that countries will also discuss various “non -tariff barriers” and other obstacles faced by the US in Indonesian markets.

Philippines: marginal decrease

Japan: rice and automobile

AB: Some discontent remains

South Korea: also 15%

China: Still ongoing talks

For countries without an agreement, it is understood that a basic tariff of 15% and 20% higher than the 10% base line announced on the “Day of Independence” will be slapped.

Countries with surplus trade with the US will probably see a higher “mutual” tariff rate.

Here are some important trade partners who do not accept an agreement with the USA

India: Tariffs and Penalty

Canada: ‘A busy stage’

Mexico: No sign of progress

Australia: Staying on the base line

Australia is currently facing 10%, as it is currently a trade deficit with the United States. However, if the Trump decides to increase the base line ratio to 15-20%, the country may face a higher tariff ratio.

Canberra is not known to be in commercial talks with Prime Minister Anthony Arnavutça and Washington Discussing that it has been reported Australia’s deficit with the US and the Free Trade Agreement should mean that there should be no tariff in Australian imports.

Recently, restrictions on Australian US beef, a move that the US Trade Representative Office loans to Trump, but Albania reported The movement was not requested by Trump.

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