Letters outlining new tariff levels go out. Small nations targetted.


The tariff letters have been released for the following additional countries:

  • 30% for Libya
  • 30% for Iraq
  • 30% for Algeria
  • 5% for Moldova. We have near 0% trade with this country.
  • 25% for Brunei
  • 20% for Philippines. Goods transshipment to evade higher tariff will be subject to higher tariffs.

Of the total trade, the countries today account for the following % of total trade:

  • Philippines: 0.42%

  • Algeria: 0.08%

  • Libya: 0.04%

  • Iraq: 0.01%

  • Brunei: 0.002%

  • Moldova: 0.001

The total imports from the Phillippines is $14.16B. The tariffs that will be collected would be $2.832B.

Prior to today:

  • 14 Countries Notified, including major allies:

  • Upcoming Sector-Specific Tariffs flagged in the letters and other signals:

The total of imports with Japan is $148B. At 25%, the total tariffs collected would be $37B

Below is “the letter”. Of note, is

  • The invitation to participate in the “Number One Market in the World”. Implying you have to pay to play.
  • The adjustment is for a more balanced and fair Trade.
  • The deficits are a “major threat to our Economy and indeed our National Security!”
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