developing asian countries hit hardest by new trump tariffs
As President Donald Trump declared economic independence through new tariffs he placed significant harm on developing countries in Southeast Asia and Africa. Research shows Chinese investments serve as the main target of these policies so nations hit by natural disasters and war keep facing challenges.
By taking this action, the United States creates a worldwide trade conflict and challenges previous successful trading policies while pushing weakened economies to reassess US ties and move toward Chinese investment.
| Region | Country | Tariff Rate |
| Southeast Asia | Cambodia | 49% |
| Laos | 48% | |
| Vietnam | 46% | |
| Myanmar | 44% | |
| Thailand | 36% | |
| Indonesia | 32% | |
| East Asia | China | 34% |
| South Asia | Sri Lanka | 44% |
| Africa | Lesotho | 50% |
| Madagascar | 47% | |
| Botswana | 37% | |
| Europe | Serbia | 37% |
| Global | All other imports | 10% |
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