The US will increase additional import tariffs for some countries to 15%, up from the current 10%, according to chief trade representative Jamieson Greer.

Average tariffs on US imports declined after an additional 10% duty took effect, providing a temporary advantage for most countries.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will cease collecting tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) starting 24/2.

The European Commission (EC) on 22/2 urged the US to adhere to the bilateral trade agreement reached last year, which set import tariffs at 15%.

Countries are exercising caution following a US Supreme Court tariff ruling, with concerns growing over increased trade instability as Trump responds with an additional 10% tariff.

Experts warn of a new wave of tariff instability emerging as Donald Trump uses other authorities to impose tariffs, following the US Supreme Court's decision.

Illinois governor demands Trump administration refund taxes to Americans following new supreme court ruling.

Indian oil refiners are avoiding new orders for Russian oil deliveries from April, as Washington and New Delhi advance a trade agreement.

On 24/1, US President Donald Trump announced he would impose 100% import tariffs on Canada if the country reached a trade agreement with China.

China's vice premier expresses concern that unilateral trade actions by "some countries" are destabilizing the world.

The EU holds $8 trillion in US bonds and stocks, seen as a more potent 'weapon' than tariffs if it seeks a firm stance against Trump.