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Trump Imposes New Tariffs on China, Israel; India Faces 10% Levy

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The Trump administration has announced a fresh round of tariffs targeting multiple countries, including China, Israel, and India. China and Israel face higher tariff rates of 12.5%, while India, Sri Lanka, and the European Union are subject to a lower 10% levy. The differential tariff rates appear to be linked to how countries have enforced certain trade-related laws. Nations that have enacted but failed to fully enforce such laws fall into the 10% tariff bracket. The move signals continued use of trade tariffs as a tool of economic and diplomatic pressure by the Trump administration.

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