A Snapshot of Recent US Tariff Changes

Updated on July 20, 2026 at 11:00 CET.

On Feb. 20, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that IEEPA does not authorize presidential tariffs. As a result, the prior IEEPA-based “reciprocal” tariff schedule listed below is no longer in force. The U.S. has since implemented a temporary Section 122 import surcharge of 10% ad valorem on imports from all countries (unless exempt), effective Feb. 24, 2026, for up to 150 days.

A potential increase to 15% has been discussed publicly, but as of Feb. 25, 2026, CBP is collecting 10% pending a new formal order.

Disclaimer: Please refer to official government sources for the most accurate and up-to-date information on tariff changes. These official sources are responsible for publishing and maintaining tariff schedules and providing technical information.

Type	Country / Origin Scope	Product Scope	Legal Basis	Tariff Rate	Effective Date	Status	Notes
Country-based (global baseline)	All countries	Most imported goods (subject to exclusions)	Section 122	10% ad valorem	2026-02-24	In Effect	In effective temporary up to 150 days. Replaced the prior IEEPA-based country tariff framework after the Supreme Court decision; CBP says it applies to imported articles of every country unless specifically exempt.
Country-based (China)	China-origin goods	Broad HTS lists (legacy Section 301 lists)	Section 301	List 1: 25% List 2: 25% List 3: 25% List 4A: 7.5%	2018–2020 (ongoing)	In Effect	This is the core China Section 301 framework still maintained by USTR.
Country-based (Brazil)	Brazil-origin goods	Most imported goods (exceptions are but not limited to beef, orange juice, aircraft and aircraft parts, and energy products)	Section 301	25%	2026-07-15	In Effect
Country-based (Canada)	Canada-origin goods	Wine, hockey sticks, cement, dairy, swimming pools and wigs	Section 338	50%	2026-08-19	Soon in Effect
Country + product-based (China targeted sectors)	China-origin goods	Selected strategic sectors (HTS-line specific)	Section 301 (2024 review modifications)	Up to 100% (e.g., EVs 100%; semiconductors 50%; solar cells 50%; several categories at 25%)	Phased 2024–2026	In Effect /Phasing by category
Product-type (global)	Most countries (country treatment can vary in edge cases)	Steel, aluminum, and many derivatives	Section 232	50% (general rate)	2025-06-04	In Effect	White House action raised the rate from 25% to 50% for covered steel/aluminum articles and derivatives.
Product-type (global)	Global (with USMCA/non-US content treatment rules)	Passenger vehicles & certain auto parts	Section 232	25%	Autos: 2025-04-03	In Effect	Useful to keep as a separate row because it is one of the most operationally impactful product tariffs.
Product-type (global)	Global (with some special treatment rules)	Medium-/heavy-duty vehicles, parts, and buses	Section 232	MHDVs/MHDV parts: 25% Buses: 10%	2025-11-01	In Effect
Product-type (global)	Global	Semi-finished copper + intensive copper derivatives	Section 232	50%	2025-08-01	In Effect
Product-type (global)	Global	Certain solar cells/modules (safeguard)	Section 201 (CSPV safeguard)	Safeguard tariff program	Extended in 2022 for 4 years	Reached end of extension in Feb 2026