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The tariff policy imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump is moving toward stability and reliance on solid legal frameworks, with the expectation of implementing additional tariffs in the coming months. The new measures include imposing tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on imports from approximately 60 countries, aiming to address weak enforcement of the ban on products manufactured through forced labor, investigations related to overproduction, intellectual property theft, and the protection of America's strategic industries. These new tariffs replace temporary ones and are intended to boost American revenue and reduce the trade deficit, although some measures have led to increased import costs and reactions from partner countries, with occasional unexpected escalations continuing.
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