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Trump’s “Liberation Day” Tariffs: Full List by Country & Key Sectors

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Here’s the full list of 180+ countries affected by Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, organised by region, with key sectors impacted and tariff rates. The data is synthesised from multiple sources, including the White House announcement and detailed reports from Newsweek, CNBC, and The Boston Globe

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1. Asia-Pacific

Country New U.S. Tariff Key Sectors Impacted
China 34% (54% cumulative) Electronics, textiles, machinery, semiconductors
Vietnam 46% Footwear, furniture, electronics
Taiwan 32% Semiconductor chips, tech components
Japan 24% Autos, machinery, electronics
South Korea 25% Cars, smartphones, displays
India 26% Pharmaceuticals, IT services, textiles
Thailand 36% Rubber, electronics, auto parts
Indonesia 32% Palm oil, coal, textiles
Malaysia 24% Electronics, palm oil
Philippines 17% Electronics, agriculture
Cambodia 49% Textiles, footwear
Bangladesh 37% Garments, textiles
Singapore 10% Pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, electronics
Australia 10% Mining, agriculture
New Zealand 10% Dairy, agriculture

Regional Impact:

  • Tech & Semiconductors: Disruptions in Taiwan (32%) and South Korea (25%) threaten global chip supplies

  • Textiles & Apparel: Bangladesh (37%), Cambodia (49%), and Vietnam (46%) face steep tariffs, potentially shifting production to lower-tariff ASEAN nations

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2. Europe

Country New U.S. Tariff Key Sectors Impacted
European Union 20% (bloc-wide) Cars (Germany), wine (France), luxury goods
UK 10% Financial services, autos
Switzerland 31% Pharmaceuticals, luxury watches
Norway 15% Oil, seafood
Turkey 10% Textiles, automotive

Regional Impact:

  • Auto Industry: German automakers (e.g., BMW, Volkswagen) face 20% tariffs, potentially raising prices for U.S. consumers

  • Luxury Goods: Swiss watches (31%) and French wines (20%) could see reduced U.S. demand

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3. Americas

Country New U.S. Tariff Key Sectors Impacted
Canada Exempt (existing 25%) Energy, autos
Mexico Exempt (existing 25%) Autos, agriculture
Brazil 10% Agriculture, minerals
Argentina 10% Beef, soybeans
Chile 10% Copper, wine

Regional Impact:

  • Auto Supply Chains: Mexico and Canada retain existing tariffs, but U.S. automakers may face higher costs for parts 

  • Agriculture: Brazil (10%) and Argentina (10%) could lose competitiveness in soy and beef exports 

U.S. President Donald Trump walks on the day of his remarks on tariffs in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., April 2, 2025. REUTERS/Carlos Barria

4. Middle East & Africa

Country New U.S. Tariff Key Sectors Impacted
Saudi Arabia 10% Oil, petrochemicals
Israel 17% Tech, diamonds
South Africa 30% Mining, agriculture
Nigeria 14% Oil, cocoa
Egypt 10% Textiles, natural gas

Regional Impact:

  • Oil Markets: Saudi Arabia (10%) and Nigeria (14%) tariffs may marginally affect crude prices

  • Mining: South Africa (30%) faces higher costs for platinum and gold exports

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5. Other Notable Tariffs

Country New U.S. Tariff Key Sectors Impacted
Sri Lanka 44% Textiles, tea
Pakistan 29% Textiles, rice
Madagascar 47% Textiles, vanilla
Lesotho 50% Textiles (highest global rate)

Sectoral Focus:

  • Textiles: Sri Lanka (44%), Pakistan (29%), and Lesotho (50%) face severe disruptions

  • Pharmaceuticals: India’s 26% tariff risks drug shortages in the U.S.

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Key Takeaways for Singapore

  • Baseline 10% tariff applies to exports like electronics and petrochemicals

  • Opportunity: Vietnam’s 46% pain may drive manufacturing relocations to Singapore

  • Risk: China’s 54% cumulative tariff could weaken demand for Singaporean goods


“This is how you start a global depression,” — Peter Baum, CFO of Baum Essex, after relocating factories from China to Vietnam only to face 46% tariffs 


Will ASEAN’s high-tariff nations (Vietnam, Cambodia) pivot supply chains to Singapore? 

 

It’s important to note that tariff policies can evolve rapidly, and final rates may depend on negotiations or exemptions granted after initial announcements. For real-time updates, readers should consult official government statements or trusted news outlets.

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