In March, China placed targeted tariffs on numerous agricultural goods as well as cars, equipment and energy imports from the U.S.
The country also implemented a 125% duty on all U.S. imports, effective April 12.
12 April, 2025
The EU delayed the implementation of measures to counteract U.S. duties by 90 days through July 14.
14 July, 2025
Tariffs are taxes or duties imposed by a government on goods and services imported into or exported out of a country. They are typically used to:
Types of Tariffs
Effects of Tariffs
Tariffs are a key component of trade policy and can significantly impact global and local economies.
Tariffs are ultimately paid by importers, but their cost often gets passed along the supply chain, impacting different groups:
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