Brazilian President Lula has warned the US to respect Brazil amid US President Donald Trump’s threat to impose a 50% tariff on Brazilian imports starting August 1.

The EU-US trade, valued at €1.6 trillion annually, is under threat due to Donald Trump's proposed 50% tariff on EU imports.

Trump's break from neoliberal free trade policies has led to economic shocks, including a plunging dollar, a downturn in the stock market, and the increased likelihood of a recession.

South Korean civic leaders are opposing Trump's tariffs, fearing increased costs for hosting US troops and potential extortion.

China has announced that it will raise tariffs on goods imported from the US from 84% to 125% hours after Chinese President, Xi Jinping, warned there were “no winners in a tariff war, and going against the world will isolate oneself”.

Amid looming major economic difficulties exacerbated by the impact of tariffs and the introduction of an austerity budget, demonstrations are occurring outside Congress.

The EU is facing significant economic disruption due to Trump's tariffs on EU exports to the US, worth €380 billion.

President Trump's announcement of increased US tariffs on over 180 countries, including a 20% duty for the EU, has sparked a strong response.

Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imported goods into the US, including a 10% tariff on UK goods, in response to foreign tariffs on American goods. This could lead to job losses in UK industries reliant on the US market.

Donald Trump has reignited global trade tensions by imposing sweeping tariffs on imported goods, including a 10% levy on UK exports to the US.