The reciprocal rates were originally set to go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on April 9, but later that day President Trump announced a postponement for 90 days.

The reciprocal tariffs on Trump's agenda would apply to imports from many countries, not just China, and boost already elevated U.S. inflation expectations.

Many major US trading partners will be hit hard by Trump’s so-called reciprocal tariffs. China is levied with a 34% rate, which is additional to the existing 20% duties on all Chinese imports to ...

Trump is holding a chart with a list of countries, saying it was too windy to put it on an easel. He is reading off of the list, with the tariffs the countries impose on the United States, and ...

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