Here's what to know about Mr. Trump's reciprocal tariffs. What are reciprocal tariffs? Truly reciprocal tariffs would impose the same tax on U.S. imports that other countries charge on American ...

US President Donald Trump recently ordered his officials to develop reciprocal tariffs on imports to the United States, keeping to an "eye for an eye" campaign promise on matters of world trade.

"Reciprocal. That means they do it to us, and we do it to them," Mr. Trump said in his Wednesday news conference, touting such levies as a way to boost domestic manufacturing and level the playing ...

The “reciprocal” tariffs are based on trading practices that Trump said are unfair to the United States. During his speech, he defended all of his tariffs as “kind,” saying the taxes, ...

Reciprocal tariffs may open the door to “a broad tariff hike” on emerging market economies who have high duties on US products, JPMorgan analysts expect.

President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Feb. 13, calling for “fair and reciprocal” tariffs on all U.S. trading partners, directing his advisors to begin calculating new tariff levels for ...

President Donald Trump is pursuing what he considers fair trade via reciprocal tariffs, many of which are going into effect next week against Canada and Mexico and an added hike on China's tariffs ...

“A reciprocal tariff and a retaliatory tariff are essentially the same thing. A reciprocal tariff is: a tariff already exists; I’m now going to introduce one that matches what you had on me.

Reciprocal tariffs would mean the U.S. imposes the same taxes on imported goods from a country that the country imposes on their imports from the U.S. Essentially, ...

What is the likely impact of reciprocal tariffs? Economists have warned that the tariffs previously announced by Trump will raise consumer prices for imported goods to the US, stoking inflation. After ...