Related stories Australia Trump announced last week that Australia would be subject to the administration's 10% baseline tariff rate. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese responded swiftly.

While China, the world’s second-largest economy is facing a 145% levy, Trump is keeping his baseline 10% rate for most countries as foreign governments rush to secure deals with the administration.

Keep updated, follow The Business Standard's Google news channel While China, the world's second-largest economy is facing a 145% levy, Trump is keeping his baseline 10% rate for most countries as ...

While China, the world’s second-largest economy is facing a 145% levy, Trump is keeping his baseline 10% rate for most countries as foreign governments rush to secure deals with the administration.

President Donald Trump said he might allow a few exceptions to his new ten per cent tariff on most US trading partners, though he stressed that ten per cent would be the minimum for countries wanting ...

President Donald Trump on Friday teased that his baseline 10% tariff rate could have "exceptions." The exemptions would apply "for obvious reasons," Trump said, without elaborating. The Treasury ...

While China, the world’s second-largest economy is facing a 145 per cent levy, Trump is keeping his baseline 10 per cent rate for most countries as foreign governments rush to secure deals with the ...

While China, the world’s second-largest economy is facing a 145% levy, Trump is keeping his baseline 10% rate for most countries as foreign governments rush to secure deals with the administration.

Trump's announcement leaves China facing a steep 125% tariff on top of existing 20% levies, and almost all other countries facing a baseline tariff of 10%. Speaking to CNBC before markets opened on ...

“As a result, we are reverting to our previous non-recession baseline forecast, with GDP growth of 0.5% and a 45% probability of recession.” “The market roller coaster does not surprise me ...

This includes the 24 percent tariff imposed on Malaysian imports into the country, though the 10 percent baseline tariff for nearly all countries will remain in place. In the announcement made ...

Almost all trading partners except China will now be subject to the same "baseline" 10 per cent tariff rate, rather than the additional rates announced by the president at "liberation day" last week.