Over 90 countries affected by Trump’s tariffs
On July 31, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order titled “Further Modifying the Reciprocal Tariff Rates” to adjust the existing tariff framework under his administration’s trade policy. This marked the formal announcement of updated tariff rates for a wide range of countries, reflecting economic and national security priorities.
OFFICIAL LIST OF COUNTRIES WITH NEW TARIFF RATES
Over 90 countries faced tariff impositions ranging from 0% to 50%. These were not just economic rivals, but also long-standing US allies. The broad sweep of these tariffs reflected the administration’s aggressive stance toward redefining trade norms.
CountryTariff (%)
Afghanistan
15%
Algeria
30%
Angola
15%
Bangladesh
20%
Bolivia
15%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
30%
Botswana
15%
Brazil
10%
Brunei
25%
Cambodia
19%
Cameroon
15%
Chad
15%
Costa Rica
15%
Cte d’Ivoire
15%
Democratic Republic of Congo
15%
Ecuador
15%
European Union
0–15%
Equatorial Guinea
15%
Falkland Islands
10%
Fiji
15%
Ghana
15%
Guyana
15%
Iceland
15%
India
50%
Indonesia
19%
Iraq
35%
Israel
15%
Japan
15%
Jordan
15%
Kazakhstan
25%
Laos
40%
Lesotho
15%
Libya
30%
Liechtenstein
15%
Madagascar
15%
Malawi
15%
Malaysia
19%
Mauritius
15%
Moldova
25%
Mozambique
15%
Myanmar (Burma)
40%
Namibia
15%
Nauru
15%
New Zealand
15%
Nicaragua
18%
Nigeria
15%
North Macedonia
15%
Norway
15%
Pakistan
19%
Papua New Guinea
15%
Philippines
19%
Serbia
35%
South Africa
30%
South Korea
15%
Sri Lanka
20%
Switzerland
39%
Syria
41%
Taiwan
20%
Thailand
19%
Trinidad and Tobago
15%
Tunisia
25%
Turkey
15%
Uganda
15%
United Kingdom
10%
Vanuatu
15%
Venezuela
15%
Vietnam
20%
Zambia
15%
Zimbabwe
15%
(As of July 31, 2025)
Source: whitehouse.gov
