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The United States’ (US) 90-day tariff pause was set to end on 9 July. However, as we inched closer to the implementation of the levies, the administration extended its trade deal deadline to 1 August.
In the meantime, President Trump has sent letters to trading partners with the tariff rates they’ll face if deals are not struck ahead of the deadline. With new rates and agreements constantly being announced, businesses are left with even more uncertainty in their long term planning.
To bring some clarity to the updates, we’ve broken these tariff updates down by industry and country:
Vietnam: 20% on imports to the US and 40% on ‘transshipping goods’ — the process of transferring cargo from one shipping vessel to another while it’s in transit to change a product’s country-of-origin.2
United Kingdom: 25% tariff on steel and aluminium imports
China: 55% with additional tariffs paused to accommodate trade talks
Effective from 1 August 2025 if alternative deals are not struck by this deadline3
Japan: 25%
European Union (EU): 30%
Mexico: 30%
South Africa: (30%)
Kazakhstan: 25%
Laos: 40%
Malaysia: 25%
Myanmar: 40%
Tunisia: 25%
Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30%
Indonesia: 32%
Bangladesh: 35%
Serbia: 35%
Cambodia: 36%
Thailand: 36%
Brazil: 50%
Philippines: 20%
Brunei: 25%
Moldova: 25%
Algeria: 30%
Libya: 30%
Iraq: 30%
Sri Lanka: 30%
Steel and aluminium: 50% (effective 4 June 2025), with the exception of the UK’s 25% rate4
Automobiles and auto parts: 25% (effective 3 April 2025 and 3 May 2025, respectively)5
Copper: 50% (effective 1 August 2025)6
Learn more about how tariffs could impact your business
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