Bangladesh’s troubles increased, Donald Trump will collect 35% tariffs on exports, these 14 countries also come under target
Donald Trump The return of Bangladesh has increased the troubles of Bangladesh. US President Donald Trump has announced a 35 percent duty impose on imported products from Bangladesh. That is, America will now have to pay a heavy duty of 35% on goods exported from Bangladesh. This will make Bangladesh goods quite expensive in the US market, which will reduce its demand. This will have a direct impact on the economy of Bangladesh. Bangladesh may once again get into a big economic crisis. Unemployment in the country will also increase due to export falling. The situation has already been deteriorating since the power of power in Bangladesh. This shock of Trump will lead to worseness. It will not be easy for Bangladesh to get out of it.
Tariffs increased on these 14 countries
The Trump administration on Monday sent ‘letters’ to various countries that details the fees levied by the US on the products of those countries. Bangladesh, Bosnia & Hergegovina, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand and Tunisia have been sent letters signed by Trump.
How much tariff is on which countries
- Laos: 40 percent tariff
- Myanmar: 40 percent tariff
- Thailand: 36 percent tariff
- Cambodia: 36 percent tariff
- Bangladesh: 35 percent tariff
- Serbia: 35 percent tariff
- Indonesia: 32 percent tariff
- South Africa: 30 percent tariff
- Bosnia and Herjegovina: 30 percent tariff
- Malaysia: 25 percent tariff
- Tunisia: 25 percent tariff
- Japan: 25 percent tariff
- South Korea: 25 percent tariff
- Kazakhstan: 25 percent tariff
Letter sent to Muhammad Yunus
In a letter sent to Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, Trump said that from August 1, 2025 we will impose a fee of only 35 percent on all Bangladeshi products sent from Bangladesh to the US, which will be different from all regional fees. The US President said that please understand that the 35 percent fee is much lower than the fee required to end the trade deficit inequality with your country. Trump said that if Bangladesh wants to open its “closed” business markets for the United States and eliminate its fees and non-fees policies and business obstacles, we will probably consider the adjustment in this letter. This fee can be reduced more based on our relationship with your country.
Relief period increased for many countries
The President of the US has extended the period of postponing the extended fees on several other countries in a separate executive order. The 90 -day suspension at the fee was to end on July 9.
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