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USA: Additional 10% tariffs on imports from almost all over the world effective today

The bill will be even bigger from 9 April for countries that export more products to the US than they import from it - tariffs on imports from China will reach 54%, from the EU 20%, for Vietnam 46% and for Japan 24%

Wall Street and European stock markets fall without a break – Trump’s tariffs crush Apple, Amazon and other tech giants

Huge losses were recorded in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Milan, Madrid - Big drop in bank shares

European Commission announces countermeasures on Trump’s tariffs on 7 April – Targeting products from “red” states

The "red" states, for example Kentucky, whose citizens voted for Donald Trump, will be at the forefront of European retaliation

China: Responds to Donald Trump’s trade war with an additional 34% tariff on American products

The additional tariff will be imposed starting April 10 – The American president announced two days ago tariffs of 54% on Beijing, which include previously imposed duties as well

Who in the EU is most affected by the 20% umbrella of US tariffs – Eight responses to the “Trump equation”

Why the tariffs were imposed on Europe now and why at 20% - How the EU is preparing to respond to Donald Trump

Hatzidakis: Seven interventions to protect the Greek economy from international instability

"In economic wars there are only losers," he said

Countdown for European response – Freezing investments in the US

Ursula von der Leyen insists on dialogue, but individual countries are already preparing their response - Macron calls for freezing billions from French investors in the US in the wake of the tariffs

Trump’s tariffs bring heavy losses in Tokyo, turmoil in international markets

On Wall Street, the S&P 500 fell the most since the pandemic, with Apple losing $314 billion, Nvidia $209 billion, Amazon $187 billion and Meta $133 billion

Trump’s tariffs: less exposed for Greek banks, says Jefferies

They do, however, have a loan portfolio in manufacturing that is affected by the tariffs and could suffer spillover effects through possible lower GDP growth - How much will Trump's tariffs affect Greece

Donald Trump: Why he exempted Russia from tariffs – The hidden message to Putin with an eye on the war in Ukraine

All scenarios open for the US President's intentions towards Moscow - How he wants to "shield" American farmers and ranchers

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