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US President says alignment with BRICS' 'anti-American policies' to invite additional 10% tariffs

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U.S. Tariff Policy Announcement by the US President 

On July 6, 2025, U.S. President announced a significant change in tariff policy aimed at countries associated with the BRICS group.

Key Announcements

  • Additional Tariff: Countries aligning with "Anti-American policies" of BRICS will face an extra 10% tariff.
  • No Exceptions: The tariff policy will not have any exceptions, as stated by President.

BRICS Overview

  • Original Members: The BRICS group originally included Brazil, Russia, India, and China, established in 2009.
  • Expansion: South Africa joined later, and recent additions include Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
  • Recent Summit: The 17th BRICS Summit involved participation from members, partners, and outreach invitees, highlighting tensions with U.S. tariff policies.

US President's Tariff Strategy

  • Indiscriminate Tariffs: Previously, President targeted allies and rivals with broad tariffs, pausing only due to market backlash.
  • Deadline for Deals: He warned of unilateral levies unless partners secured "deals" by August 1.
  • Summit Declaration: BRICS leaders refrained from directly criticizing the U.S. in their summit declaration, despite disagreements over trade policies.
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  • BRICS
  • India US
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