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Adjustments to the U.S. tariff policy: an overview of the modifications

United States Introduces New Tariff Scheme as of Thursday – Economy Day by Day podcast on Expresso, hosted by Juliana Simões delves into the changes this decision brings

New U.S. Tariff Plan Alters Customs Duties
New U.S. Tariff Plan Alters Customs Duties

Adjustments to the U.S. tariff policy: an overview of the modifications

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Starting this Friday, August 7, 2025, products from over 60 countries will face tariffs upon entering the United States. These tariffs, which range from 10% to a significant 50%, are part of a series of country-specific reciprocal tariffs announced in an Executive Order by President Trump on July 31, 2025. The tariffs target imports based on trade deficits and security concerns.

Countries like Canada, India, and Brazil will see sharper increases, with some tariffs as high as 40%. However, several countries, including the UK, EU, Japan, and South Korea, have negotiated trade agreements to reduce their reciprocal tariff rates. Goods already en route by August 7 are exempt if entered by October 5, but transshipped goods to evade duties face penalties and a 40% tariff.

For those interested in delving deeper into the subject, reputable sources such as Steptoe’s Global Trade and Investment Law Blog, Supply Chain Dive, and the Trade Compliance Resource Hub offer updated information on tariff implementation and trade policy. Economic research organizations like The Budget Lab at Yale provide detailed analyses on tariff impacts and distributional effects. These sources are invaluable for continuous, authoritative updates related to U.S. tariffs and trade matters.

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[1] Steptoe’s Global Trade and Investment Law Blog [2] Supply Chain Dive [3] Trade Compliance Resource Hub [4] The Budget Lab at Yale [5] Economy daily (Expresso podcast) [6] Expresso.pt (podcast website)

  1. The discussions on Saturdays' episodes of "Economy daily" (Expresso podcast) delve deeper into economics, providing an in-depth analysis of recent events, making it a valuable resource for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the financial and business sectors affected by the latest tariffs and trade policy changes.
  2. To stay updated on tariff implementation, trade policy, and general-news related to U.S. tariffs and global economics, reputable sources such as Steptoe’s Global Trade and Investment Law Blog, Supply Chain Dive, the Trade Compliance Resource Hub, The Budget Lab at Yale, and Expresso's "Economy daily" podcast offer authoritative and continuous updates on these topics.

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