The US has imposed tariffs on 96 countries including India, which will be applicable from 7 August 2025. ,new York Times, A report of claimed that It will have the most impact on Brazil. It is being said to impose 50 percent tariff on Brazil. At the same time, the White House has issued a new order on Thursday (31 July). According to this, Syria will be affected the most due to tariff. 41 percent tariff has been imposed on it.

US President Donald Trump has imposed 25 percent tariff on India and 19 percent on Pakistan. Complete information has been given about the tariff on the official website of the White House. Syria, Laos, Myanmar and Switzerland have the highest tariff. Syria has been imposed 41 percent, 40 percent on Laos, 40 percent on Myanmar and 39 percent on Switzerland. Iraq is included in the Top 10 list. It has a 35 percent tariff on it.

Tariff increased deadline

Trump had announced that the new character would be implemented from August 1, but currently the threat of tariff has been averted from all countries including India and Pakistan. Now it will be applicable after about a week. The trade deal of India and America has not been finalized yet. Trump wants to increase pressure through tariff. They want India to sign the agreement immediately by mixing agriculture and dairy sectors, but India is not ready for it right now.

Explain that Trump has imposed 30 percent tariffs on South Africa and Algeria, 20 percent on Bangladesh, 19 percent on Cambodia, 15 percent on Costa Rica and 15 percent on Ghana. The trade deal between the US and China is also going to be final. However, clear information about the tariff could not be found.

Top 10 countries affected by Trump’s tariff

• Syria – 41%
• Laos – 40%
• Myanmar – 40%
• Switzerland – 39%
• Iraq – 35%
• Serbia – 35%
• Algeria – 30%
• Bosnia and Herjegovina – 30%
• Libia – 30%
• South Africa – 30%

Trump-china tariff war: The impact of the strategy made by US President Donald Trump’s tariff is beginning to show. India is expected to benefit from this. Now they agree more towards the conditions of reducing the share in favor of Indian companies for expansion in India. India is now planning to limit Chinese companies to 10 percent in Electronics Joint Venture.

Trump’s tariff attack poses a danger of rising prices of their products in the US market, due to which Chinese companies are eager to strengthen their position in India. Mukesh Ambani’s company Reliance Industries (RIL) has emerged as a major contender for a significant stake in China’s Higher Indian unit, which is third in India.

China’s attitude changed from Trump’s tariff –

After Trump’s tariff on China, the view of Chinese companies has completely changed. According to an Economics Times news, Rajesh Aggarwal, director of Bhagwati Products, said, “The views of Chinese companies seem completely changed. They are now ready for low stake with Indian companies. Chinese companies do not want to lose the market to India. ”

Trump’s tariff war benefits India –

Trump’s tariff war can get a big benefit to India. Chinese companies are now more inclined to invest in India, but now Indian companies are taking a tough stand on it. India is considering imposing a 10% limit on Chinese equity in Electronics Joint Venture. India plans to limit the Chinese equity to 10% in the electronics joint venture to promote domestic capabilities.

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