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US 2025 tariff impact on trade
Key Points:* The US tariffs rise to 20.11%, affecting global trade volume.
Tariff Rates Hit 20.11%, Highest Since 1933
President Donald Trump is identified as the chief architect behind the 2025 tariff hikes, with the US average tariff rate now at 20.11%. This policy shift marks a stark contrast from earlier rates, with the simple average tariff rate climbing from 2.08% at the year’s start to 17.39%. The Yale Budget Lab reports the effective tariff rate at 18.6%, the highest since 1933.
This increase in tariffs reflects broader economic strategy shifts by the US government, impacting global trade volumes that have now soared to a value of about 2.75 trillion. The trade-weighted average released by monitoring institutions corroborates these sharp hikes.
Market Volatility and Economic Shifts Amid Tariff Increases
Did you know? The US last experienced tariff rates as high as today’s during the Great Depression, with similar economic policies causing widespread market disruptions that rippled across the global economy.
According to CoinMarketCap, Ethereum (ETH) remains resilient amidst these tariff changes, with a market price of $4,193.08 and a circulating supply of 120,709,102. Its 24-hour trading volume stands at 47.77 billion, with price increases of 7.70% in 24 hours and 67.05% over 90 days.
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