In a sweeping move that’s sending shockwaves across global markets, the United States has officially imposed a new wave of aggressive tariffs—some reaching eye-popping levels. China has been slammed with a massive 104% tariff, leading the pack in what appears to be one of the broadest tariff crackdowns in recent trade history.
But China isn’t alone. A long list of countries is now facing steep trade duties as part of the U.S. government’s latest economic strategy to tighten control over imports and recalibrate global supply chains.
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Countries Facing the Highest Tariffs:
- China: 104%
- Lesotho: 50%
- Cambodia: 49%
- Laos: 48%
- Madagascar: 47%
- Vietnam: 46%
- Myanmar and Sri Lanka: 44%
- Falkland Islands and Syria: 41%
- Mauritius: 40%
- Iraq: 39%
- Bangladesh, Botswana, Liechtenstein, Serbia: 37%
- Thailand: 36%
Even the European Union is not spared, with a 20% tariff now in place. Other major economies like India (26%), South Korea (25%), Japan (24%), and Malaysia (24%) are also in the crosshairs.
What’s striking is the sheer scale of the implementation—over 100 countries, from tiny island nations like Tuvalu to trade giants like Switzerland and Taiwan, have found themselves on the updated tariff list, with duties ranging from 10% to over 100%.
For manufacturers, exporters, and retailers around the world, this move is expected to spark price hikes, supply chain disruptions, and a potential shift in global sourcing strategies. Economists are already warning of ripple effects that could impact everything from consumer electronics to apparel and agricultural imports.
Stay tuned as trade tensions heat up and businesses around the globe scramble to adapt.
