US consumers and companies will face higher prices in the months ahead, as the Administration levels up tariffs from its baseline of 10%. Ahead of last week’s tariff deadline, the Administration announced new frameworks via Executive Orders.
The US now has an effective tariff rate of about 18%, the highest since the 1930s. Significant tariff increases include imported goods from the following countries, effective August 7:
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