US President Donald Trump has raised mutual tariffs on over 70 countries, increasing rates from 10% to as high as 41% through an executive order.

Canada’s tariff rose to 35%, while India faces a 25% tariff. Syria has the highest at 41%. The EU received some tariff relief due to a trade agreement, and goods with tariffs above 15% are exempt from the hike.

Key Tariffs:

41% – Syria

40% – Laos, Myanmar

39% – Switzerland

35% – Canada, Iraq, Serbia

30% – Algeria, Bosnia, Libya, South Africa

25% – India, Brunei, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Tunisia

20–10% – Various Asian, African, and European nations