Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, to the highest level so far – national

US President Donald Trump Announced the interval the reciprocal tariffs he applied against About 200 US global trading partners and other nations said “looting” and “looting” and “looted”.

The list of countries and territories passing through the documents on eight pages includes 10 percent of countries, but the higher task in many other countries.

Canada is not affected – yet – but before the engine tariffs before Thursday, continue to face existing tariffs.

The diagram will spend 34 percent of the United States from China to 20 percent in the European Union products and 25 percent in South Korea.

Here is a list of all countries and foreign areas in the White House list, the list of foreign territories with the United States, the amount of “mutual” tariffs and the highest level to the lowest level:

• Lesotho – 50 percent
• Saint Pierre and Miquelon (outside the French abroad) – 50 percent
• Cambodia – 49 percent
• Laos – 48 percent
• Madagascar – 47 percent
• Vietnam – 46 percent
• Sri Lanka – 44 percent
• Myanmar (Burma) – 44 percent
• Falkland Islands – 41 percent
• Syria – 41 percent
• Mauritania – 40 percent
• Iraq – 39 percent
• Guyana – 38 percent
• Liechtenstein – 37 percent
• Reunion (French Foreign Territory) – 37 percent
• Bangladesh – 37 percent
• Serbia – 37 percent
• Botswana – 37 percent
• Thailand – 36 percent
• Bosnia and Herzegovina – 35 percent
• China – 34 percent
• North Macedonia – 33 percent
• Taiwan – 32 percent
• Indonesia – 32 percent
• Angola – 32 percent
• Fiji – 32 percent
• Switzerland – 31 percent
• Moldova – 31 percent
• Libya – 31 percent
• Algeria – 30 percent
• Nauru – 30 percent
• South Africa – 30 percent
• Norfolk Island (Australian territory) – 29 percent
• Pakistan – 29 percent
• Tunisia – 28 percent
• Kazakhstan – 27 percent
• India – 26 percent
• South Korea – 25 percent
• Japan – 24 percent
• Malaysia – 24 percent
• Brunei – 24 percent
• Vanuatu – 22 percent
• Ivory Coast – 21 for a hundred
• Namibia – 21 percent
• Jordan – 20 percent
• European Union – 20 percent
• Nicaragua – 18 percent
• Zimbabwe – 18 percent
• Israel – 17 percent
• Zambia – 17 percent
• Philippines – 17 percent
• Malawi – 17 percent
• Mozambique – 16 percent
• Norway – 15 percent
• Venezuela – 15 percent
• Nigeria – 14 percent
• Equatorial Guinea – 13 percent
• Chad – 13 percent
• Democratic Republic of Congo – 11 percent
• Cameroon – 11 percent
• United Kingdom – 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 percent
• United Arab Emirates – 10 percent
• New Zealand – 10 percent
• Argentina – 10 percent
• Ecuador – 10 percent
• Guatemala – 10 percent
• Honduras – 10 percent
• Egypt – 10 percent
• Saudi Arabia – 10 percent
• El Salvador – 10 percent
• Trinidad and Tobago – 10 percent
• Morocco – 10 percent
• Oman – 10 percent
• Uruguay – 10 percent
• Bahamas – 10 percent
• Ukraine – 10 percent
• Bahrain – 10 percent
• Train – 10 percent
• Iceland – 10 percent
• Kenya – 10 percent
• Haiti – 10 percent
• Bolivia – 10 percent
• Panama – 10 percent
• Ethiopia – 10 percent
• Ghana – 10 percent
• Jamaican – 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 Maharten (the semolas of the Netherlands) – 10 percent
• Gabon – 10 percent
• Kuwait – 10 percent
• Togo – 10 percent
• Suriname – 10 percent
• Belize – 10 percent
• Papua New Guinea – 10 percent
• Liberia – 10 percent
• British Virgin Islands (English Foreign Territories) – 10 percent
• Afghanistan – 10 percent
• Benin – 10 percent
• Barbados – 10 percent
• Monaco – 10 percent
• Uzbekistan – 10 percent
• Republic of Congo – 10 percent
• Djibouti – 10 percent
• French Polynesia (foreign area abroad) – 10 percent
• Cayman Islands – 10 percent
• Kosovo – 10 percent
• Curacao – 10 percent
• Rwanda – 10 percent
• Sierra Leone – 10 percent
• Mongolia – 10 percent
• San Marino – 10 percent
• Antigua and Barbuda – 10 percent
• Bermuda – 10 percent
• ESWATINI (Swaziland) – 10 percent
• Marshall Islands – 10 percent
• Holy Kitts and Nevis – 10 percent
• Turkmenistan – 10 percent
• Grenada – 10 percent
• From the water – 10 percent
• Turkish and Caicos Islands – 10 percent
• Aruba – 10 percent
• Montenegro – 10 percent
• St. Helena (foreign English territory) – 10 percent
• Kyrgyzstan – 10 percent
• Yemen – 10 percent
• St. Vincent and the Grenadines – 10 percent
• Niger – 10 percent
• Saint Lucia – 10 percent
• Iran – 10 percent
• Samoa – 10 percent
• Guinea – 10 percent
• Timor-lete-10 percent
• Montserrat (British Foreign Territory) – 10 percent
• Mali – 10 percent
• Maldives – 10 percent
• Tajikistan – 10 percent
• Cabo Verde – 10 Percent
• Burundi – 10 percent
• Guadeloupe – 10 percent
• Bhutan – 10 percent
• Martinique – 10 percent
• Tonga – 10 percent
• Mauritania – 10 percent
• Dominica – 10 percent
• Micronesia – 10 percent
• Gambia – 10 percent
• French Guiana (French Foreign Territory) – 10 percent
• Christmas Island (Australian territory) – 10 percent
• Andorra – 10 percent
• Central African Republic – 10 percent
• Solomon Islands – 10 percent
• Mayotte (French Foreign Territory) – 10 percent
• Anguilla (English Foreign Territory) – 10 percent
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Australian territory) – 10 percent
• Eritrea – 10 percent
• Cook Islands – 10 percent
• South Sudan – 10 percent
• Comoros – 10 percent
• Kiribati – 10 percent
• Sao Tome and the principle – 10 percent
• Gibraltar (British foreign territory) – 10 percent
• Tuvalu – 10 percent
• British Indian Ocean Territory – 10 percent
• Tokelau (New Zealand Territory) – 10 percent
• Guinea-Bissau-10 percent
• Svalbard and Jan Mayen (Norwegian territory) – 10 percent
• Heard Island and McDonald Islands (Australian territory) – 10 percent