Trump’s mutual tariff, from top to lower so far – my country

US President Donald Trump announced the scope of mutual definitions imposed against nearly 200 global trading partners, saying that the United States was “looted” and “looted” by other countries and needs to respond.

The list of countries and regions, which have been placed through eight pages of documents, includes a 10 percent basic tariff for countries but imposes higher duties on many other countries.

Canada has not yet been affected – but still faces existing tariffs in addition to the tariff for the previous threatened cars that started on Thursday.

The graph shows that the United States will impose a 34 percent tax on imports from China, 20 percent on European Union products and 25 percent on South Korea.

Below is a list of all countries and external regions listed by the White House, as well as “mutual” definitions by the United States and the amount you will reach in duties from above to the lowest:

• Lisuto – 50 percent
• Saint Pierre and Miklon (French external lands) – 50 percent
• Cambodia – 49 %
• Laos – 48 per cent
• Madagascar – 47 %
• Vietnam – 46 %
• Sri Lanka – 44 %
• Myanmar (Burma) – 44 %
• Falkland Islands – 41 %
• Syria – 41 percent
• Mauritius – 40 %
• Iraq – 39 percent
• Guyana – 38 percent
• Liechtenstein – 37 %
• Reunion (Foreign French Lands) – 37 %
• Bangladesh – 37 %
• Serbia – 37 percent
• Botswana – 37 %
• Thailand – 36 percent
• Bosnia and Herzegovina – 35 %
• China – 34 percent
• North Macedonia – 33 %
• Taiwan – 32 %
• Indonesia – 32 %
• Angola – 32 %
• Fiji – 32 %
• Switzerland – 31 percent
• Moldova – 31 percent
• Libya – 31 percent
• Algeria – 30 percent
• Nauru – 30 percent
• South Africa – 30 percent
• Norfolk Island (Australian Region) – 29 %
• Pakistan – 29 percent
• Tunisia – 28 percent
• Kazakhstan – 27 %
• India – 26 percent
• South Korea – 25 percent
• Japan – 24 percent
• Malaysia – 24 percent
• Brunei – 24 percent
• VANUATU – 22 %
• Ivory Coast – 21 per hundred
• Namibia – 21 percent
• Jordan – 20 percent
• European Union – 20 percent
• Nicaragua – 18 %
• Zimbabwe – 18 %
• Israel – 17 percent
• Zambia – 17 percent
• Philippines – 17 percent
• Malawi – 17 percent
• Mozambique – 16 percent
• Norway – 15 percent
• Venezuela – 15 percent
• Nigeria – 14 %
• Equatorial Guinea – 13 %
• Chad – 13 percent
• Democratic Republic of the Congo – 11 %
• Cameroon – 11 percent
• UK – 10 percent
• Brazil – 10 percent
• Singapore – 10 percent
• Chile – 10 percent
• Australia – 10 percent
• Turkish – 10 percent
• Colombia – 10 percent
• Peru – 10 percent
• Costa Rica – 10 percent
• Dominican Republic – 10 %
• United Arab Emirates – 10 percent
• New Zealand – 10 %
• Argentina – 10 percent
• Ecuador – 10 %
• Guatemala – 10 %
• Honduras – 10 percent
• Egypt – 10 percent
• Saudi Arabia – 10 percent
• El Salvador – 10 %
• Trinidad and Tobago – 10 percent
• Morocco – 10 percent
• Amman – 10 percent
• Uruguay – 10 %
• The Bahamas – 10 percent
• Ukraine – 10 percent
• Bahrain – 10 percent
• Qatar – 10 percent
• Iceland – 10 percent
• Kenya – 10 percent
• Haiti – 10 percent
• Bolivia – 10 percent
• Panama – 10 percent
• Ethiopia – 10 percent
• Ghana – 10 percent
• Jamaica – 10 percent
• Paraguay – 10 percent
• Lebanon – 10 percent
• Tanzania – 10 percent
• Georgia – 10 percent
• Senegal – 10 percent
• Azerbaijan – 10 percent
• Uganda – 10 percent
• Albania – 10 percent
• Armenia – 10 percent
• Nepal – 10 percent
• Sint Maarten (semi-autonomous country) -10 %
• Gabon – 10 percent
• Kuwait – 10 percent
• Togo – 10 percent
• Suriname – 10 percent
• Belize – 10 percent
• Papua New Guinea – 10 %
• Liberia – 10 percent
• British Virgin Islands (British Foreign Regions) – 10 %
• Afghanistan – 10 percent
• Boys – 10 percent
• Barbados – 10 percent
• Monaco – 10 percent
• Uzbekistan – 10 percent
• Republic of the Congo – 10 percent
• Djibouti – 10 percent
• French Paulisia (French Foreign Land) – 10 %
• Cayman Islands – 10 percent
• Kosovo – 10 percent
• Curacao – 10 %
• Rwanda – 10 percent
• Sierra Leone – 10 percent
• Mongolia – 10 percent
• San Marino – 10 percent
• Antigua and Barbuda – 10 percent
• Bermuda – 10 %
• Eswatini (Swaziland) – 10 percent
• Marshall Islands – 10 percent
• Saint Kitts and Nevis – 10 percent
• Turkmenistan – 10 percent
• Greenada – 10 percent
• Sudan – 10 percent
• Turks and Kaikos Islands – 10 %
• Aruba – 10 percent
• Black Montenecer – 10 percent
• Saint Helena (British Foreign Land) – 10 %
• Kyrgyzstan – 10 percent
• Yemen – 10 percent
• Saint Vincent and Grenaden – 10 percent
• Niger – 10 percent
• Saint Lucia – 10 percent
• Iran – 10 percent
• Samoa – 10 percent
• Guinea – 10 percent
• Timor-ete-10 percent
• Montsrat (British region abroad) – 10 percent
• Mali – 10 percent
• Maldives – 10 percent
• Tajikistan – 10 percent
• Capo Verde – 10 percent
• Burundi – 10 %
• Guadeloupe – 10 %
• Bhutan – 10 percent
• Martinique – 10 percent
• Tonga – 10 percent
• Mauritania – 10 percent
• Dominica – 10 %
• Micronesia – 10 percent
• Gambia – 10 percent
• French Goyana (French region abroad) – 10 percent
• Christmas Island (Australian Land) – 10 %
• Andora – 10 percent
• Central African Republic – 10 percent
• Suleiman Islands – 10 %
• Mayotte (French Foreign Land) – 10 %
• Anguilla (British Region abroad) – 10 percent
• Cocos Cocos (Australian Land) – 10 %
• Eritrea – 10 percent
• Cook Islands – 10 percent
• South Sudan – 10 percent
• Comoros – 10 percent
• Kiribati – 10 percent
• São Tommy and Bosib – 10 percent
• Gibraltar (British region abroad) – 10 %
• Tofalo – 10 percent
• British Indian Ocean lands – 10 %
• Tokelau (New Zealand) – 10 percent
• Guinea-Bissau-10 percent
• Svalbard and Jan Mayen (Norwegian Land)- 10 percent
• Herd Island and McDonald’s Islands (Australian Land) – 10 percent