11 websites for tracking Trump tariffs

This chart from the IALE budget line shows how the US trading rate fell higher than the last 150 years and it is yet to start increasing again.

Yale Budget Lab

The Federal Appeals Court ruled two weeks ago that President Trump was National emergency-based tariffs are illegal – And the president lost a little time in I am looking for an accelerated date with the Supreme Court.

The decision of the Appeals Court influenced the Iepate Tariff, as Trump said that the US trading deficit was a national emergency, but not other tariffs, such as Section 232 or section 301 Tariffs.

So how do you follow all that? If you consider yourself different tariffs in different countries and various industries, or even differences between types of tariffs, or even suspension and carvings, here is a list of 11 locations I consider useful.

First, here are three stars:

1. There is an old term that has been learned in journalism schools that goes like this, “If your mother tells you to love you, get another source.” While using these sites, confirm what you are there with another source, whether you use the usual search tool relying on recent news or one in the artificial intelligence that provides sources. The primary reason is not accuracy – these are all excellent sources – but whether there was a change because the information was published. Not all of these locations are regularly updated, as you will see.
2. With each entry below, I turned on the pictures from those sites that are not behind Paywalls to give you some examples of what you will find there. This generally refers to research tanks and generally exclude media websites such as Vall Street magazine, Vehington Post, Bloomberg and Reuters, and all are eventually listed at the end. This is because they are behind Paywalls because the media page is mostly. But I am listing them because they are among the best sources for monitoring a continuous change, during the change of Trump Traffic War with the world.
3. It was not supposed to be an exhaustive list or approval. You can contact me LinkedIn If you have questions, comments or accessories.

The Atlantic Council on Tariffs Web site imposed. Threatened or ongoing offers a list of types of tariffs, including international tariffs for emergency economic powers that were the focus of the Court of Appeals two weeks ago.

Atlantic advice

Atlantic advice

I will start here because the site has a fast list of types of tariffs that can be imposed. Move a little off the top Page Until you see what is shown in the picture above.

It also has a fairly beautiful “tariff calendar” below that allows you to switch between endangered, canceled, efficient, delayed and in progress. Such a kind says that, isn’t it?

Website features:

• “Wood folder” that shows in colorful boxes relative value of products that are free from Trump tariffs, such as pharmaceutical products, smartphones. etc.
• The world card that is colored by the Weight of the American Tariff.
• The section that offers an overview of the target sectors – when it was first announced, a date in performance, legal body, rate and source – which enables complete and impressive downloads. I found a search bar for a little tricky, but I just started entering a coincidence to see what she jumped out.

These are two of the “key waters” from work in the Budget Laboratory of Yale based on information available until 6. August, in everything, it takes eight charts, charts and analysis.

Yale Budget Lab

Yale Budget Lab

As you can expect from work associated with Yale University, Work here is quite detailed and analytical. There are information on tariff effects on American GDP and labor market, short-term and long-term effects on a long-term list of specific American imports and data on the influence of numerous leading countries around the world.

There are some nice cards. For example:

• Boats main borders looking at disposable households would lose from tariffs for 10 levels of income distribution and the value of that disposable income by the same 10 levels. (You pay more richer, but the impact is greater than worse.)
• Average tariff rate from 1790. Years
• The average tariff rate of 1. January 2025. years, after re-election of Trump, but a little before it started its second term.
• Effective tariff rates on imports from Mexico, Canada, China – three largest American trading partners – and the rest of the world.

This chart from the Peterson Institute for the International Economy is decomposed by tariff income according to the type of product imported.

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Petersen Institute of International Economics

Bids are two tickets and analyzed offered here It is interesting:

• How many tariff revenues collects product categories
• How much revenues of tariff collects a handful of the biggest trading partners compared to the world average

These two maps are associated with the analysis of Clyde Hufbauer and IE Zhang. Data is until June, the latest data on the Census of the United States at the time of publication. I’m not sure it will be updated.

But the button at the top of the post called Piii Charts It leads to many other interesting visualizations and analyzes based on a wide range of trade topics and some not related directly for trade.

This is a small clip from the table on the Reed Smith website, which includes tariffs specific to the country and industry, as well as the details under the categories.

From: Reed Smith Website

Reed Smith

Reed Smith, a global law firm, has created Trump 2.0 Tariff Tracker as part of its trade compliance.

It may not be the most beautiful or most interactive, but it is quite thorough and seems to be regularly updated. The last two characteristics – basic and updated – matter more than the first two, especially when it comes to the decisions of Trumps Trading Policy.

Also includes some hyperlinks on things like Tariff stacking, Reciprocal tariff exemptions and as details, as shown above.

This chart provides examples of some common consumer goods and connected tariff rates – from ice cream to wine, from clothing to toys.

Tax Center for Politics

Tax Center for Politics

Tax Policy Center, Joint Effort of Urban Institute and Brookings Institute, has a function on its website called “Trump Tariff TrackingWhich one was last updated in the course of 27. August, of this writing.

Here are good visuals:

• The map of the world in color, at a level of tariff
• Reviews or two Tariffs specific to product – ice cream, any? – Showing the level of tariffs of 2024. year followed before and after the break expires.
• A great small calendar with additional information on specific actions when you turn the item

On this page, users can easily add and seize countries.

Daniel Covarubbias website

Dr. Daniel Covarubbias

I’m including website Dr. Daniel Covarubbias, because it is easy to use and understand. It even has the “How to Use” option, as you can see from the image above.

The director of the Texas Center for Border Economic and Entrepreneurial Development at the International University of Texas A & M in Laredu, COOVARBUBIAS pay the most attention to the US trade with Mexico, a top American trading partner and a USMCA partner.

But he has data for all countries. While on the website, the data is updated until March, the next update is in progress, because the above image shows in China. However, the advice I provide at the beginning of this post, that the twenties are added to update, apply all these sites, including this.

I should also notice that, while Covarubias and I do not have a business relationship, we are friends and that we have known for years, greatly through my company’s work at the Texas border.

Reuters

Reuters, global service wire, published a story at the beginning of August with a List of countries and sectors then undergo tariffs. Although it could be dated, it is a quick and easy way to find a country or sector and its tariff.

I include it, as well as media sources that follow, due to the width and quality of their content in general.

Unlike Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post I Bloomberg, Reuters is not behind Payvall.

Wall Street Journal

As is the case with the news sources listed Link Link Link Link is an article that includes some great information.

Included in this article:

• A beautiful feature that allows you to switch between sectors (steel and aluminum, pharmaceutical products and etc.) and a trading partner, which includes data on import and export – which provides a trade balance – as well as short from paragraph.
• See Revenue from Tariff since 2015. By June this year, the latest data is available.
• The chart showing the leading trading partners with the tariff rate shown by the new tariff, which this year negotiated, the latest agreed / imposed and previous threats.

Bloomberg

In This articleBloomberg has some really nice country-specific data, is purely shown, with the option to check whether those tariffs imposed, announced, threatened, paused or removed. You can then switch to the influence of all categories you choose at inflation, GDP and an average effective tariff rate.

It shows that the last update happened 7. August. It is shown at the top of the page, a separate relationship for the exemption judgment for the exemption in the De Minimis and the American Court of Appeals, which was ruled on Yepat, who was after the date 7. August.

New York Times

New York Times has quite numerous graphics and graphics associated with This article; It shows that the update was performed on 29. August.

Graphs associated with this article include:

• Nicely presented table of tariffs specific to industry, including steel, car parts, critical minsees, pharmaceutical products, etc.
• The ability to search any country for the total tariff rate, the country specific, any basic or announced bid rate, any endangered prices and more
• World color card showing new rates, upcoming deadlines, prices and basic prices

Washington Post

Washington Post provides regular coverage of Trump trade moves, similar to Reuters, Bloomberg, New York Times and Wall Street Journal.

This story states 2024 Tariff rate and Augustian tariff For the top 15 American trading partners. Focusing on top 15. It makes sense because about 75% of all American stores with the best three – Mexico, Canada and China – regular accounting about 40% of the total. Stating the 2024 rate is also important because it shows how much the American trading rate costs to increase.

For me and perhaps you, classes with the Trump Trump Trump was a whirlwind of announcement because he attended his second term. I could write about that Chinese written down As a US trading partner, the Record trade deficit So far this year, Warning signs in trade data As the US tariff rate is a participation of January and more. These 11 websites make me a little easier – and I hope to you too.