Charting Trump's tariffs in relation to trade balance and geographic location.

U.S. importers are expected to face increased costs as tariffs on foreign goods will rise, following President Trump's announcement of country-specific reciprocal tariffs effective August 7. Over 90 countries will experience tariffs exceeding the 10% global baseline set earlier. A database created by Supply Chain Dive outlines the minimum additional tariffs for each country, highlighting that all top 10 U.S. trade partners will incur rates of at least 15%. While tariff levels have changed for over 60 trading partners since April, 40 countries saw lower rates than initially threatened.