President Trump Expands Global Reciprocal Tariffs and Imposes Additional Tariffs on Brazil, Canada, and India

The Trump administration issued a series of executive orders in late July and early August 2025, implementing substantial tariff increases on imports from numerous countries. 

These developments represent an escalation from the initial reciprocal tariff framework established in April 2025, with new measures targeting specific countries for distinct policy reasons. The comprehensive nature of these orders, affecting approximately 70 countries with reciprocal tariff rates ranging from 10% to 41%, alongside varying country-specific tariffs reaching as high as 40% for Brazil, 35% for Canada, and 25% for India, likely will have a major impact on global supply chains and international commerce.

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