Since January 2025, President Donald Trump has raised tariffs on imports from major trading partners and on products such as steel, aluminum, autos, and lumber. These measures vary by country, sector, and product, and their rates and exemptions have changed as new policies and trade deals take effect.
This tariff tracker provides easy-to-access information on new tariffs and trade measures implemented by the U.S. and by other countries in retaliation, as well as information on U.S. trade agreements. Specifically, the tracker provides the following:
- A snapshot of current U.S. tariffs and trade actions
- A graph of the change in the U.S. trade-weighted tariffs as applied to Canada, Mexico, China, the EU, and the rest of the world
- A table with information on all trade actions
Status of US tariffs and trade actions
US tariff rates over time
All trade actions
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Acknowledgements and disclosures
Thanks to former Senior Fellow Joshua P. Meltzer for the vision and initial development of these trackers and to Kari Heerman and Asha Patt for assistance.
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