Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs come into effect, hitting dozens of U.S. trading partners

US President Donald Trump’s so -called “mutual” tariffs entered into force on Thursday and implemented higher tasks by exporting most of the country’s trade partners to the United States

“Midnight !!! Billions of dollars in tariffs are now flowing into the United States!” Embers written Real social on social media platform.

Earlier post Trump said tariffs aimed at “countries that have benefited from the United States for years”.

Last week, Trump – Before the Dead of August 1 Tariffs – rejected the tariff rates and pushed back to August 7.

Some of the most upright tasks include 41% of Syria and 40% of Laos and Myanmar, while faced with 39% tariffs after last minute confusion for a Swiss agreement.

Swiss negotiators went to Washington DC for negotiations after surprisingly surprised many of the country’s higher rate of the country, but no agreement has been accepted so far. An update is expected from the Swiss government on Thursday.

Separately, Brazil and India are now currently facing 50%tasks. According to an executive order signed on Wednesday, Brazil’s tariffs seem to have come into play, but India’s rate is 25% for now and will rise to 50% later this month. Trump said tariffs in India are about current Russian oil purchases.

In the meantime, other countries and regions were able to make trade agreements with the US, which now includes the European Union, Japan and South Korea, which is now encountering 15% tariffs, and the UK, which negotiated by 10%.

Others, including China and Mexico, remain in the limo. While China is engaged in a trade ceasefire with the US for now, the proportions previously announced for Mexico are in a pause.