The Trump administration on April 2 will give trading partner countries a proposed U.S. tariff rate based on their own rates, non-tariff trade barriers and other factors -- along with an opportunity to negotiate to avoid a "tariff wall,

President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs could go well beyond matching import taxes imposed on U.S. goods by other nations, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday. In an interview, Bessent said

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday that some new U.S. tariffs may not have to be imposed on April 2 under a pre-negotiated deal or negotiation after that date.