Here are the trade deals the US has announced so far as Trump's latest tariff deadline approaches

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The timepiece is ticking person to U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff deadline of Aug 1. And portion respective much deals - oregon astatine slightest frameworks for deals - person been reached since his past tariff deadline of July 9 came and went, commercialized talks with galore countries are inactive successful flux.

Trump unveiled sweeping import taxes connected goods coming into the U.S. from astir each state backmost successful April. That included heightened alleged reciprocal rates for definite countries, the bulk of which person since been postponed twice.

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The archetypal 90-day intermission arrived successful an evident effort to quell planetary marketplace panic and facilitate country-by-country negotiations, with the Trump medication astatine 1 constituent mounting a lofty extremity of reaching 90 commercialized deals successful 90 days.

But 3 months later, lone 2 deals emerged: with the U.K. and Vietnam. A abstracted "framework" for a woody was hashed retired with China. And by aboriginal July, Trump began sending informing letters that higher tariffs would beryllium imposed against dozens of countries connected Aug. 1.

Since then, the U.S. has announced much commercialized frameworks. But, cardinal details stay sparse - oregon not instantly captured successful writing.

Here's what we cognize astir the agreements truthful far, successful the bid of those astir precocious announced.

South Korea

The U.S. president said helium reached an statement with Seoul connected July 30 that would enforce a 15% tariff for goods from South Korea.

The countries person besides agreed for South Korea to bargain $100 cardinal successful vigor resources from the U.S. and for South Korea to springiness to the U.S. $350 cardinal for "investments owned and controlled by the United States, and selected by myself, arsenic president," Trump said.

European Union

The U.S. and the EU announced a commercialized model that imposes 15% tariffs connected astir European goods - warding disconnected Trump's astir caller menace of 30% if nary woody had been reached by Aug. 1.

But immoderate cardinal details necessitate much work. The header of the agreement, unveiled July 27, is that the 15% tariff complaint volition use to 70% of European goods brought into the U.S. - with the EU aboriginal confirming that that complaint applies to pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and car and car parts. But the remaining 30% of those imports is inactive unfastened for negotiations.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that some sides had agreed to zero tariffs for a scope of "strategic" goods. Meanwhile, Trump pointed to heightened investments from European companies successful the U.S. - including what Trump said was $750 cardinal (638 cardinal euros) worthy of earthy gas, lipid and atomic substance implicit 3 years, arsenic good arsenic an further $600 cardinal (511 cardinal euros) nether a governmental committedness that isn't legally binding, officials said.

Japan

On July 22, Trump announced a commercialized model to enforce 15% tariffs connected Japan - down from his previously-threatened complaint of 25%. The U.S. president besides said Japan would put $550 cardinal into the U.S. and would "open" its system to American autos and rice.

The newly-agreed connected 15% tariff complaint besides applies to Japanese cars - marking a invited alleviation for automakers similar Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda - which, similar different automakers, person faced a 25% levy connected cardinal parts and finished vehicles going into the U.S. since earlier this year. But car companies successful different countries, including U.S. competitors, interest that this could enactment them astatine a disadvantage.

Philippines

Shortly aft a July 22 meeting with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., Trump announced that helium would little his upcoming tariffs connected imports from the state to 19% - down conscionable 1% from his erstwhile menace of 20%.

In return, Trump said connected Truth Social, the U.S. would not wage tariffs connected American goods it shipped to the Philippines. But further details remained unclear. Marcos said his state was considering options specified arsenic having an unfastened marketplace without tariffs for U.S. automobiles, but emphasized details were inactive near to beryllium worked out.

Indonesia

On July 15, Trump again took to societal media to denote that he's agreed to little his planned tariffs connected Indonesian goods to 19% - down from a previously-threatened levy of 32% - portion American goods sent to the southeast Asian state volition look nary tariffs. A information expanse from the White House aboriginal confirmed that "over 99% of U.S. products" exported to Indonesia would beryllium sent duty-free.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said helium volition proceed to negociate with Trump, successful hopes of further lowering the coming U.S. tariffs.

Vietnam

On July 2, Trump announced a commercialized woody with Vietnam that helium said would let U.S. goods to participate the state duty-free. Vietnamese exports to the U.S., by contrast, would look a 20% levy.

That's little than fractional the 46% "reciprocal" complaint Trump projected for Vietnamese goods backmost successful April. But successful summation to the caller 20% tariff rate, Trump said the U.S. would enforce a 40% taxation connected "transshipping'' - targeting goods from different state that halt successful Vietnam connected their mode to the United States. Washington complains that Chinese goods person been dodging higher U.S. tariffs by transiting done Vietnam.

United Kingdom

On May 8, Trump agreed to chopped tariffs connected British autos, alloy and aluminum, among different commercialized pledges - portion the U.K. promised to trim levies connected U.S. products similar olive oil, vino and sports equipment. The woody was announced successful grandiose presumption by some countries, but immoderate cardinal details remained chartless for weeks.

When the woody was announced, for example, the British authorities notably said that the U.S. agreed to exempt the U.K. from its then-universal 25% duties connected overseas alloy and aluminum - which would person efficaciously allowed some metals from the state to travel into the U.S. duty-free.

But the timing for erstwhile those cuts would really instrumentality effect stayed up successful the aerial for astir a month. It wasn't until aboriginal June, erstwhile Trump hiked his alloy and aluminum tariffs to a punishing 50% worldwide, that the U.S. acknowledged it was clip to instrumentality the agreement. And adjacent then, U.S. tariffs connected British alloy and aluminum did not spell to zero. The U.K. was the lone state spared from Trump's caller 50% levies, but inactive faces 25% import taxes connected the metals.

China

At its peak, Trump's caller tariffs connected Chinese goods totaled 145% - and China's countertariffs connected American products reached 125%. But connected May 12, the countries agreed to their ain 90-day truce to rotation backmost those levies to 30% and 10%, respectively. And successful June, details began trickling successful astir a tentative commercialized agreement.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that China had agreed to marque it easier for American firms to get Chinese magnets and uncommon world minerals captious for manufacturing and microchip production. Meanwhile, the Chinese Commerce Ministry said that the U.S. would "lift a bid of restrictive measures it had imposed connected China."

Other cardinal details of the woody stay murky - including the timing of implementation for these terms. On July 29, China's apical commercialized authoritative said the 2 sides had agreed to enactment connected extending an Aug. 12 deadline for caller tariffs connected each other, pursuing a two-day commercialized gathering successful Stockholm. The U.S. broadside said hold plans were discussed, but not decided.

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