Trump 2.0 tariff tracker – LexBlog

AllReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Apr. 5, 2025; amended June 16, 2025)10% baselineSee exemptions below

Baseline may be replaced by country-specific rate below

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De minimis exemption suspended (effective Aug. 29, 2025): With the exception of shipments sent through the international postal network, which are subject special duty rates, shipments that would have otherwise qualified for the de minimis exemption are subject to all applicable duties and tariffs.

Threatened reciprocal tariff rate increase (July 10, 2025): President Trump announced that he intends to increase the baseline reciprocal tariff rate to 15–20%. No legal documentation implementing this change has been released yet.

For trading partners with a country-specific rate below: Under the current language of the executive order, it appears the country-specific rate was in effect on April 9. Further guidance on this point may
be forthcoming.

References:
Exec. Order 14346 (Sept. 5, 2025)
Exec. Order 14326 (July 31, 2025)
Exec. Order 14324 (July 30, 2025)
Exec. Order 14316 (July 7, 2025)
Exec. Order 14298 (May 12, 2025)
Exec. Order 14266 (Apr. 9, 2025)
Exec. Order 14257 (Apr. 2, 2025)
Reciprocal Trade and Tariffs Memorandum (Feb. 13, 2025)

Transshipment penalty:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)40%In lieu of the baseline or country-specific rate

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In addition to the 40% tariff, transshipped goods may be subject to penalties. CBP may not mitigate or remit penalties assessed on imports that were transshipped to evade applicable duties and tariffs.

References:
Exec. Order 14326 (July 31, 2025)

Additional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Aug. 25, 2025)TBDAll products from any country that imposes a digital services tax (DST)Secondary (Russian-origin goods):
Threatened to start Sept. 2
(July 14, 2025)100%All products from any country that purchases Russian-origin goodsSecondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25%May apply to products from any country that imports Venezuelan oil

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Secondary (Russian oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 30, 2025)25–50%May apply to products from any country that imports Russian oilSecondary (Iranian oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 30, 2025)25–50%May apply to products from any country that imports Iranian oilAfghanistanReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowAlgeriaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)30%See exemptions belowAngolaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowAustriaAdditional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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BangladeshReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)20%See exemptions belowBelarusReciprocal:
Exempt
(effective Apr. 5, 2025)BoliviaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowBosnia and HerzegovinaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)30%See exemptions belowBotswanaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowBrazil
Sec. 301 Invest.Reciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)10%See exemptions below“Free speech”:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 6, 2025)40%Exemptions: products classified in the 8-digit HTSUS subheadings listed in Annex I to Exec. Order 14323

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Savings clause: Goods (1) loaded onto a vessel at the port of loading and in transit on the final mode of transit prior to entry into the United States before 12:01 a.m. (ET) on August 6 and (2) entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, before 12:01 a.m. (ET) on October 5 will not be subject to the additional tariffs.

Stacking: These tariffs are in addition to the 10% baseline reciprocal tariff but do not stack on top of any applicable Section 232 tariffs.

References:
Exec. Order 14323 (July 30, 2025)

Threatened
50% on U.S.-origin goods
(July 10, 2025)BRICS²Additional:
Threatened
(July 7, 2025)10%BruneiReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)25%See exemptions belowCambodia
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)19%See exemptions belowCameroonReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowCanadaReciprocal:
Exempt
(effective Apr. 5, 2025)“Fentanyl”:
Implemented
(effective Mar. 4, 2025; adjusted Mar. 6, 2025 and Aug. 1, 2025)0% for goods entered duty-free under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)

10% for energy, energy resources, and potash

35% for all other products

Repealed
“Fentanyl” and steel and aluminum surtaxes, as well as the surtax on CAD $30 billion in goods imported from the United States
(effective Sept. 1, 2025)

Implemented
25% automobile surtax

Withdrawn
Ontario’s 25% surcharged on energy exports
(Mar. 11, 2025)

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Canada’s surtaxes (effective Sept. 1, 2025): Canada published an updated list of U.S.-origin products that remain subject to Canadian surtaxes

Section 301 investigation: USTR may initiate Section 301 investigation to address DSTs

References:
Exec. Order 14325 (July 31, 2025)
Exec. Order 14289 (Apr. 29, 2025)
Exec. Order 14231 (Mar. 6, 2025)
Defending American Corporations and Innovators from Overseas Extortion Memo (Feb. 21, 2025)
Exec. Order 14197 (Feb. 3, 2025)
Exec. Order 14193 (Feb. 1, 2025)

Transshipment penalty:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 1, 2025)40%In lieu of the applicable “fentanyl” tariff

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In addition to the 40% tariff, transshipped goods may be subject to penalties. CBP may not mitigate or remit penalties assessed on imports that were transshipped to evade applicable duties and tariffs.

References:
Exec. Order 14325 (July 31, 2025)

Additional:
Threatened
(June 27, 2025)TBDAdditional (dairy and lumber):
Threatened
(Mar. 7, 2025)250%ChadReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowChina
Trade DealReciprocal:
Delayed until Nov. 10
(effective Aug. 11, 2025)34%Goods from China (including Hong Kong and Macau) are currently subject to the 10% baseline reciprocal tariff.

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Implemented
10–15% tariffs on certain U.S.-origin goods“Fentanyl”:
Implemented
(effective Feb. 4, 2025; modified Mar. 4, 2025)20%

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Implemented
Imports of U.S.-origin logs suspended (effective Mar. 4., 2025)

Implemented
Critical minerals and rare earth export controls
(effective Feb. 4, 2025; modified Apr. 4, 2025)

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China’s countermeasures:
(a) 15% tariff on U.S.-origin chicken, cotton, corn, and wheat (effective Mar. 10, 2025)

(b) 15% tariff on supercooled natural gas and coal from the U.S. (effective Feb. 10, 2025)
(c) 10% tariffs on U.S.-origin aquatic products, beef, dairy products, fruit, pork, sorghum, soybeans, and vegetables (effective Mar. 10, 2025)
(d) 10% tariff on U.S.-origin crude oil
(e) Export controls on tungsten, tellurium, bismuth, molybdenum., and indium products (effective Feb. 4, 2025)
(f) Export controls on seven categories of medium and heavy rare earth-related items, including samarium, gadolinium, zirconium, dysprosium, lutetium, scandium, and yttrium (effective Apr. 4, 2025; suspended)

Secondary (Russian oil):
Threatened
(Sept. 13, 2025)50–100%

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On September 13, President Trump posted a letter to all NATO countries on Truth Social suggesting that the alliance place a 50–100% tariff on China until the war in Ukraine ends.

Additional:
Threatened
(Aug. 25, 2025)200%Maritime and cargo handling equipment:
Threatened
(Apr. 9, 2025)25%See Worldwide, product-specific tariffs table belowSecondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25%Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilCosta RicaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowCôte d’IvoireReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowCubaReciprocal:
Exempt
(effective Apr. 5, 2025)Democratic Republic of CongoReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowDominican RepublicReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)25%See exemptions belowEquatorial GuineaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowEuropean Union
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)0% for all products with a Column 1 Duty Rate³ ≥ 15%

15% minus Column 1 Duty Rate for all products with a Column 1 Duty Rate < 15%

See exemptions below

🔔 Exemptions:
products listed by HTSUS classification that satisfy the scope limitations in U.S. Note 2(v)(xvi)-(xix), Subchapter III, Chapter 99, HTSUS
(effective Sept. 1, 2025)

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U.S. Note 2(v)(xviii) only applies to products of the EU that are (a) civil aircraft (all aircraft other than military aircraft and unmanned aircraft); their
engines, parts, and components; their other parts, components, and subassemblies; and ground flight simulators and their parts and components and (b) otherwise meet the requirements of the WTO Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft.

U.S. Note 2(v)(xix) only applies to products of the EU that are not patented in the United States for use in pharmaceutical applications.

References:
Fed. Reg. Doc. 2025-18660 (filed Sept. 24, 2025)

Suspended
(effective Aug. 5, 2025)

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Additional:
Threatened
(May 23, 2025)50%Additional (alcohol products):
Threatened
(Mar. 13, 2025)200%Additional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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Falkland IslandsReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)10%See exemptions belowFijiReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)10%See exemptions belowFranceAdditional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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GhanaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowGuyanaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowIcelandReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowIndiaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)25%See exemptions belowSecondary (Russian oil):
Implemented
(effective Aug. 27, 2025)25%Exemptions: products listed in Annex II (as amended) to Exec. Order 14257

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Savings clause: Goods (1) loaded onto a vessel at the port of loading and in transit on the final mode of transit prior to entry into the United States before 12:01 a.m. (ET) on August 27 and (2) entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, before 12:01 a.m. (ET) on September 17 will not be subject to the additional tariffs.

Stacking: The secondary tariffs are in addition to India’s 25% country-specific reciprocal tariff but do not stack on top of any applicable Section 232 tariffs.

References:
Exec. Order 14329 (Aug. 6, 2025)

Secondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25% Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilIndonesia
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)19%See exemptions below

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IraqReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)35%See exemptions belowIsraelReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowItalyAdditional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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Japan
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025; modified Sept. 4, 2025)0% for all products with a Column 1 Duty Rate ≥ 15%

15% minus Column 1 Duty Rate for all products with a Column 1 Duty Rate < 15%

See exemptions below

Modified reciprocal tariff rate: retroactive to August 7

Exemptions:
(a) Aerospace exemption for products that fall under the WTO Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft (except unmanned aircraft)
(b) Secretary of Commerce authorized to exempt additional products

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Aerospace exemption: The exemption will be effective as of the date the Secretary of Commerce publishes notice in the Federal Register.

Additional exemptions: The Secretary of Commerce is authorized to modify the reciprocal tariff rate to 0% for products of Japan that are natural resources unavailable (or unavailable at sufficient scale to satisfy domestic demand) in the United States, generic pharmaceuticals, generic pharmaceutical ingredients, and general pharmaceutical chemical precursors.

References:
90 Feg. Reg. 44639 (Sept. 16, 2025)
Exec. Order 14345 (Sept. 4, 2025)

JordanReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowKazakhstanReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)25%See exemptions belowLaosReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)40%See exemptions belowLesothoReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowLibyaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)30%See exemptions belowLiechtensteinReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowMadagascarReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowMalawiReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowMalaysiaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)19%See exemptions belowSecondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25% Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilMauritiusReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowMexicoReciprocal:
Exempt
(effective Apr. 5, 2025)“Fentanyl”:
Implemented
(effective Mar. 4, 2025; adjusted Mar. 6, 2025) 0% for goods entered duty-free under the USMCA

10% for potash

25% for all other products

Threatened
Rate increase from 25% to 30%
(July 12, 2025)

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MoldovaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)25%See exemptions belowMozambiqueReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowMyanmar (Burma)Reciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)40%See exemptions belowNamibiaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowNauruReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowNicaraguaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)18%See exemptions belowNigeriaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowNorth KoreaReciprocal:
Exempt
(effective Apr. 5, 2025)North MacedoniaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowNorwayReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowPakistan
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)19%See exemptions belowPhilippines
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)19%See exemptions belowRussiaReciprocal:
Exempt
(effective Apr. 5, 2025)Secondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25% Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilSerbiaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)35%See exemptions belowSouth AfricaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)30%See exemptions belowSouth Korea
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowSingaporeSecondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25% Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilSpainSecondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25% Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilAdditional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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Sri LankaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)20%See exemptions belowSwitzerlandReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)39%See exemptions belowSyriaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)41%See exemptions belowTaiwanReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)20%See exemptions belowThailandReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)19%See exemptions belowTrinidad and TobagoReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowTunisiaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)25%See exemptions belowTurkeyReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowAdditional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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UgandaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowUnited Kingdom
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)10% See exemptions below

Aerospace exemption: products that fall under the WTO Agreement on Trade in Civil Aircraft
(effective June 23, 2025)

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Additional (DSTs):
Threatened
(Feb. 21, 2025)TBD

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VanuataReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowVenezuelaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowVietnam
Trade DealReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)20%See exemptions belowSecondary (Venezuelan oil):
Threatened
(Mar. 24, 2025)25% Known purchaser of Venezuelan oilZambiaReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions belowZimbabweReciprocal:
Implemented
(effective Aug. 7, 2025)15%See exemptions below