Donald Trump has unveiled a raft of punishing tariffs ranging from a minimum of 10% to as high as 49% targeting countries across the globe. Well, the US president said he will impose a 10% universal tariff on all imported goods being imported into the US and these are in addition to the reciprocal tariffs on a few dozen countries.

Donald Trump tariff announcement: Universal tariffs to begin April 5, reciprocal from April 9

Donald Trump tariff announcement: 34% tariff on Chinese imports; 20% on goods from the European Union

The US president Donald Trump announced sweeping reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday, including a 10% flat tax on all US imports. Many other nations with the largest trade imbalances with the US face higher rates, even as Trump said he had sweetened the deal by only imposing about half of what other countries charge. Watch in for more details!

Trump tariffs spare no country, many in Asia, Europe hit

Donald Trump has unveiled a raft of punishing tariffs ranging from a minimum of 10% to as high as 49%, targeting countries around the world. The US president said he will impose a 10% universal tariff on all imported foreign goods in addition to reciprocal tariffs on a few dozen countries.

Trump tariffs: Tariffs of 10%-49% imposed on nations across the globe

US President Donald Trump has launched what he calls a "liberation day" event. He announced an executive order that will introduce new "retaliatory tariffs" aimed at countries imposing trade barriers on the United States.
Trump also confirmed his plan to sign an executive order implementing “reciprocal tariffs” on various countries. “Reciprocal, that means they do it to us and we do it to them. Very simple. Can't get any simpler than that,” he said.

Trump tariffs: Highlights of Trump's announcement on reciprocal tariffs

US President Trump is set to roll out a fresh wave of tariffs, dubbed 'Liberation Day' measures, with immediate effect. The White House confirmed the tariffs will begin right after the announcement, sparking global reactions. Watch this report for more details!

Trump keeps the world guessing on tariffs until the last minute

Trump set to announce new tariffs with immediate effect

World: Trump took to Truth Social and posted, "IT’S LIBERATION DAY IN AMERICA!", expressing enthusiasm as the whole world awaits his announcement.

'IT'S LIBERATION DAY IN AMERICA': How world is reacting as Trump sets tone for reciprocal tariffs' announcement

World, business & economy: New taxes imposed by the Trump administration will raise the average cost of a car imported from a different country by thousands of dollars.

Planning to buy a new car? Here's how it will cost an arm and a leg after Trump's reciprocal tariffs

World: "I think I heard that India just a little while ago is going to be dropping its tariffs very substantially, and I said why didn't somebody do this a long time ago?," Trump said.

'Why didn't they do it sooner?': Trump claims India 'going to drop tariffs substantially' ahead of 'Liberation Day'

As April 2 approaches, Trump's trade war escalates with fresh tariffs set to take effect. Markets brace for impact amid rising stagflation fears. What industries will be affected? How will global trade respond? Here's what you need to know.

Trump’s new tariffs set to hit on April 2 – what’s coming?

Gold has surged past $3,000 per ounce, hitting a historic milestone amid rising demand driven by global uncertainty and de-dollarization trends. Experts attribute this spike to factors such as china’s increased gold holdings and broader concerns over the stability of the u.S. Dollar.

Is gold a safe bet after recent rally?

World: Starting 2 April, Indian exports are likely to be hit by fresh import duties from the US.

Clock's ticking! Trump’s tariffs to take effect in 48 hours and India could lose $7.3 billion in exports

World: Since returning to the White House, Trump has slapped tariffs on goods from China, Mexico, and Canada, as well as on steel, aluminium, foreign vehicles, and auto parts.

Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ is near: What it means and how it could hit your country?

President Donald Trump announced the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on all cars and light trucks not built on US soil. The tariffs will take effect on April 2, with collection beginning on April 3.

Trump announces 25% tariffs on foreign made cars

The American President indicated that the auto tariffs are apart from like-for-like levies that he's been pledging to impose.

Auto stocks fell on Thursday as the US is pushing ahead with some harsh tariffs on automakers and threatened more sweeping trade taxes, reinforcing investor concern about the hit to global economic growth.

Auto shares slump after US tariff announcement

China has accused the US of interfering in Venezuela's internal affairs, and this accusation by China comes after US President Donald Trump announced 25% tariffs on imports from countries that buy oil and gas from Venezuela.

US President Trump announces 25% tariffs on importers of Venezuelan oil

India news | World | During the visit of the US trade official, the focus will also be on giving a push to the India-US Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA), which was announced during PM Modi's visit to the country last month.

Top US official to visit India ahead of reciprocal tariff deadline

India news | The US intelligence chief said that both President Trump and PM Modi are looking for a “good solution.” She added that direct dialogues are taking place at the very top in both nations.

‘Direct dialogue is happening at the very top’: US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard on US-India tariff issue

For all the French champagne lovers in the US, brace yourselves—a 200% tariff on European wine and spirits could soon leave your glasses empty. U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened heavy tariffs on French champagne and other EU alcoholic beverages after the European Union imposed a 50% tariff on American bourbon.

US tariff threat puts French champagne at risk

World: Elon Musk's Tesla said it "supports fair trade" but the US administration should ensure it did not "inadvertently harm US companies".

'Should not harm EV companies': Musk's Tesla raises concern as it might get affected by Trump's retaliatory tariffs

Gold's burgeoning safe-haven appeal keeps the yellow metal well bid. The precious metal jumped 1.7% to a new record high and is now only $15 away from the $3,000 barrier. The tit-for-tat tariffs scenario playing out is adding to the metal's shine, with top banks upgrading their forecasts even further to a high of $3,500.

Gold breaks above $2,930, hits new record high

The world of markets and corporate boardrooms is in a state of flux. Growing tariff disputes are forcing businesses to reassess their long-term strategies, and as trade barriers rise, corporate profits are taking a hit.

Airlines, automakers, & retailers brace for slowdown

The game of tariffs continues to hit new levels every day. The United States has imposed a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, extending duties to downstream products like nuts, bolts, and soda cans. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed the move, adding that copper tariffs could follow. In response, Canada—America’s largest foreign supplier of these metals—announced retaliatory tariffs on US steel, aluminum, computers, and sports equipment.

Trump’s tariffs ignite global trade war

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