Donald Trump is announcing a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, excluding Canadian energy.
The US attacks China with 10% tariffs.
In response, Canada has placed a 25% tariff on US imports of $300 billion (US$2 billion) and rose to $155 billion in 21 days.
Mexico promises tariffs and other retaliatory measures. China promises “necessary measures.”
Trump will not place tariffs on EU goods he threatens to do so.
Hours before they come into effect, Trump delays tariffs in Canada and Mexico by a month.
European leaders vow to fight back if Trump attacks with tariffs.
Trump’s additional 10% tariffs on China are in effect.
China will announce tariffs on US goods worth around $14 billion, reviving antitrust investigations against Google and Nvidia.
Trump will announce a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports effective starting March 12th.
Trump has revealed plans to impose “mutual” tariffs on US trading partners, whether they are allies or enemies.
Trump threatened the EU with a 25% tariff, and said the bloc was “formed to ruin the United States.”
Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China were announced on February 1st.
Trump will double tariffs on Chinese imports to 20% from the (additional) 10% announced on February 1st.
In response, Beijing will pledge a 10-15% tariff on US agricultural products from March 10th.
Canada’s measures will be implemented.
Trump says that he is in compliance with the 2020 trade agreement between the US, Canada and Mexico (USMCA) and Trump’s backtrack will win a month-long sculpture from his 25% tariff.
Trump will further backtrack, allowing a month of sculpture on all USMCA-compliant products from Mexico and Canada. The carve-out is extended until April 2nd. It is called “The Day of Liberation” by Trump.
Canada’s Ontario has put a 25% tariff on electricity exports into three US provinces, threatening to cut off electricity if Trump retaliates. Trump will retaliate by doubling tariffs on Canadian steel and metals to 50%. Ontario will retreat the next day, as Trump does.
The EU and Canada will retaliate against Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Trump will announce a 25% tariff on all imports from countries that purchased Venezuela oil starting April 2nd.
Trump will announce a 25% tariff on imports of foreign-made cars and auto parts, in addition to other applicable tariffs that will be effective from April 2nd.
The largest US trading partner is threatening retaliation.
