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Trump's new tariff comes into effect at a lower-than-expected 10% rate
The Trump administration replaced Supreme Court-blocked tariffs with a 10% global import duty set for 150 days, aiming to correct U.S. trade deficits and aid domestic industries.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump imposed a 10% ad valorem tariff on imports not covered by exemptions, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.
- Reacting to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling last week that he lacked IEEPA authority, Trump announced a 10% tariffs response citing a $1.2-trillion trade deficit.
- Traders said the move hit markets, with European shares slipping 0.1%, as the new tariffs took effect at midnight, while analysts estimate $175 billion was raised from prior emergency levies.
- On Monday, Senate Democrats Ron Wyden, Ed Markey and Jeanne Shaheen introduced a bill to force refunds, requiring CBP to prioritize small businesses and update Congress every 30 days.
- Amid diplomatic pushback, China urged Washington to abandon unilateral tariffs and offered talks, while an unnamed White House official said a 15% increase is planned later without a timeline.
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KULR-TVPresident Trump's new global tariffs take effect at 10%
WASHINGTON D.C. — President Trump's new global tariffs have officially come into effect at a rate of 10%. Initially, the President had indicated plans to introduce these tariffs at a higher rate.
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