Tariff Dashboard
Welcome to your resource for navigating the evolving landscape of U.S. tariffs in 2025. As trade policies shift rapidly, especially concerning key partners like China, Canada, and Mexico, staying updated is crucial for businesses and consumers. Our platform offers current updates on tariff implementations, reductions, and exemptions, providing clear insights into how these changes impact various industries. Whether you're seeking timelines, analysis of recent trade agreements, or guidance on compliance, our goal is to equip you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions for your business in this dynamic trade environment.
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Disclaimer: The information provided on this webpage is for informational purposes only and is intended to help businesses and individuals stay informed about recent developments in U.S. trade policy. This content does not constitute legal advice, nor should it be relied upon as such. For legal guidance specific to your business or situation, please consult a qualified trade attorney or compliance professional.
2025 Tariff Actions – Summary Timeline
June 2025
- June 4: Tariff Rate on Steel and Aluminum Doubled; U.K. Exemptions Introduced
Effective 12:01 a.m. EDT, the U.S. increased tariffs on steel and aluminum articles (and their derivatives) from 25% to 50% ad valorem. The proclamation also modified how Executive Order 14289 applies to these materials to ensure policy alignment. Imports from the United Kingdom will receive different treatment under the newly announced U.S.-UK Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD) signed May 8, 2025.
May 2025
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May 29 (Afternoon): Federal Circuit Issues Temporary Administrative Stay
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit granted a temporary stay, allowing the “fentanyl” and reciprocal tariffs to remain in effect while the appeal is under consideration. Plaintiffs have until June 5 to respond; the government reply is due by June 9. -
May 29 (Morning): Trump Requests Stay on CIT Injunction
Following the CIT ruling, the government filed a motion to stay the injunction pending appeal. -
May 28: CIT Declares "Fentanyl" and Reciprocal Tariffs Invalid
The Court of International Trade ruled that the executive orders establishing tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico under “fentanyl” and reciprocal tariff justifications are unlawful. A permanent injunction was issued against their enforcement. -
May 15: CBP Issues HTSUS Modifications for EO 14289
U.S. Customs and Border Protection released Harmonized Tariff Schedule updates to implement Executive Order 14289. The order is retroactive to March 4, allowing importers to seek refunds for qualifying entries via post summary corrections or protests. - May 12: The White House announced through an Executive Order that the U.S. will reduce the reciprocal tariff on China-origin/made goods effective May 14, 2025, to 10% for 90 days to August 12, 2025, while negotiations are taking place. This will bring the total tariff for China-made/origin products to 30% (Feb. 2025 IEEPA of 10% and March 2025 IEEPA of 10%, and reciprocal of 10%). Full details on processing the U.S. Customs entries can be found on Customs CSMS #65029337 dated May 13, 2025.
April 2025
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Apr 30: Commerce establishes new process for expanding steel and aluminum tariffs; public comment period opens until June 14.
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Apr 29: Trump prevents tariff stacking on autos, parts, aluminum, and steel; refunds will be processed retroactively.
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Apr 24: U.S. eliminates de minimis exemption on Chinese goods, effective May 2.
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Apr 23: New Section 232 investigations on critical minerals, trucks, and truck parts announced (comments due in 21 days).
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Apr 18: Maritime transport services face new fees and restrictions.
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Apr 14: New Section 232 investigations launched on pharmaceuticals and semiconductors (comments due in 21 days).
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Apr 11: Trump expands reciprocal tariff exceptions, refunds to be issued for certain tech product categories.
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Apr 9: Tariffs on Chinese goods further increased to 120% or $100/item, rising to $200/item on June 1.
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Apr 8: Trump increases de minimis tariffs on Chinese goods to 90% or $75/item, rising to $150/item on June 1.
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Apr 4 & 8: Customs extends tariff "savings clause" through May 27, allowing refunds on qualifying imports already in transit.
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Apr 2: U.S. launches 10% baseline tariffs on most goods, higher rates for targeted countries.
January - March 2025
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Mar 25: Customs issues guidance on tariff mitigation through alternative sourcing.
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Mar 24: 25% tariffs authorized on countries purchasing Venezuelan oil, effective April 2.
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Mar 11: Commerce begins Section 232 investigations into copper, timber, and lumber (comments due April 1).
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Mar 3: Official tariffs on steel, aluminum, Canadian, and Mexican goods published.
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Feb 25: USTR seeks public comments on unfair trade practices by March 11.
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Feb 17: EU signals willingness to negotiate, but no countermeasures announced yet.
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Feb 11: U.S. adjusts steel and aluminum tariffs, directs Customs to strengthen enforcement.
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Feb 4: Canada and Mexico tariff enforcement delayed, while U.S. and China escalate tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Feb 3: U.S. imposes tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico; retaliation promised.
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Jan 28: Key trade enforcement priorities for 2025 outlined.
Universal Tariff
The United States has implemented reciprocal tariffs on all countries, effective April 5, 2025. A 10% baseline tariff applies to all imports unless a country-specific rate has been established and published separately. See country and industry-specific rates below.
Country Specific Tariffs
|
Country |
Status |
Ad Valorem |
|---|---|---|
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Algeria |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
30% |
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Angola |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
32% |
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Bangladesh |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
37% |
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Belarus |
Reciprocal tariff exemption: imports not subject to reciprocal tariffs at this time |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
36% |
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Botswana |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
38% |
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Brunei |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
24% |
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Cambodia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
49% |
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Cameroon |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
12% |
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Canada |
United States Implemented (effective Mar. 4, 2025; adjusted Mar. 6, 2025)
Canadian Countermeasures Announced: Effective Apr. 9, 2025: |
0% Goods entered duty-free under the USMCA, (effective Mar. 7, 2025) 10% Energy or energy resources 10% Potash that is not entered duty-free under the USMCA, (effective Mar. 7, 2025) 25% All other products except automobiles and automobile parts subject to Section 232 tariffs |
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Chad |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
13% |
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China |
Reciprocal tariff: As of May 14, 2025 U.S. reduced the reciprocal tariff for 90 days to August 12, 2025, while negotiations are taking place. United States Implemented (effective Feb. 4, 2025; increased Mar. 4, 2025)
Chinese Tariff Countermeasures Announced: |
30% China-made/origin products including Hong Kong and Macau-origin goods 20% All products, including Hong Kong- origin goods
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Côte d’Ivoire |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
21% |
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Cuba |
Reciprocal tariff exemption: imports not subject to reciprocal tariffs at this time |
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Democratic Republic of Congo |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
11% |
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Equatorial Guinea |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
13% |
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EU |
Reciprocal tariff: United States delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025)
EU Tariff Countermeasures Announced: |
20% All products |
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Falkland Islands |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
42% |
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Fiji |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
32% |
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Guyana |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
38% |
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India |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
27% All products |
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Indonesia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
32% |
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Iraq |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
39% |
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Israel |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
17% |
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Japan |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
24% |
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Jordan |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
20% |
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Kazakhstan |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
27% |
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Laos |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
48% |
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Lesotho |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
50% |
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Libya |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
31% |
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Liechtenstein |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
37% |
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Madagascar |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
47% |
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Malaysia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
24% |
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Mauritius |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
40% |
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Mexico |
Implemented (effective Mar.4, 2025; adjusted Mar. 5, 2025) |
0% Goods entered duty free under the USMCA, effective Mar. 7, 2025 10% Potash that is not entered duty free under the USMCA, effective Mar. 7, 2025 25% All other products except automobiles and automobile parts subject to Section 232 tariffs |
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Moldova |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
31% |
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Mozambique |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
16% |
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Myanmar (Burma) |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
45% |
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Namibia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
21% |
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Nicaragua |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
19% |
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Nigeria |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
14% |
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North Korea |
Reciprocal tariff exemption: imports not subject to reciprocal tariffs at this time |
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North Macedonia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
33% |
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Norway |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
16% |
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Pakistan |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
30% |
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Philippines |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
18% |
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South Africa |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
31% |
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South Korea |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
26% |
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Sri Lanka |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
44% |
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Switzerland |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
32% |
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Taiwan |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
32% |
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Thailand |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
37% |
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Tunisia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
28% |
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Venezuela |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
15% |
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Vietnam |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
46% All products |
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Zambia |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
17% |
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Zimbabwe |
Reciprocal tariff: Delayed until July 9 (effective Apr. 10, 2025) |
18% |
Worldwide, product-specific tariffs
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Product |
Status |
Ad Valorem Tariff Rate |
|---|---|---|
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Aluminum & Aluminum Derivatives |
Implemented (effective Mar. 12, 2025) Increase Implemented (effective Jun. 4, 2025) |
25% 50% |
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Automobiles |
Implemented (effective Apr. 3, 2025) |
25% |
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Automobile Parts |
Implemented (effective May 3, 2025) |
25% |
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Steel & Steel Derivatives |
Implemented (effective Mar. 12, 2025) Increase Implemented (effective Jun. 4, 2025) |
25% 50% |
Additional Resources for Tariff Monitoring
This page was created and is updated with the useful resources below.
- Executive Orders - Presidential Actions from the White House
- The Federal Register
- Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS) Webpage
- New Tariff Requirements for 2025 - CBP (PDF)
- Reciprocal Import Tariffs Webpage from Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. (ST&R)
- Trump 2.0 tariff tracker Webpage from ReedSmith
- Office of the United States Trade Representative Website
Disclaimer: The content provided on this webpage is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. For guidance specific to your organization, please consult a licensed trade compliance expert or legal advisor.