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Staggering US Tariffs Begin on NZ Goods as Trump Widens Trade War

UNITED STATES, AUG 7 – Tariffs on imports from over 90 countries raise average U.S. import tax to 18.6%, the highest since 1933, increasing costs for businesses and consumers, experts say.

  • On Thursday, US President Donald Trump activated new levies, and many countries face tariffs that took effect at midnight in Washington.
  • Unveiling reciprocal duties, Trump’s trade measures broadened, building on actions since his return, and aim to boost domestic manufacturing, the Republican administration said.
  • Americans face import costs ranging from 10% to 50%, as the U.S. Commerce Department reported, and new tariffs came into effect at midnight in Washington.
  • Supply chains began reacting almost immediately, with retailers and manufacturers warning higher levies will significantly raise costs, and prices starting to climb.
  • In coming months, legal challenges are looming as the U.S. faces higher tariffs on Indian exports, with effects expected to intensify, Fitch Ratings said.
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US partners seek relief as Trump tariffs upend global trade

President Donald Trump's steeper global tariffs came into effect Thursday, leaving dozens of US trade partners scrambling to secure relief from soaring levies that are rewriting global trade practice.

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