India to Pakistan, Trump announces new tariffs for 70 countries, know who's hit the hardest

US President Donald Trump has announced new tariffs of up to 41 per cent on goods imported from 70 countries, again citing emergency powers he says he is using to shrink the country's trade deficits with many of its trade partners.

While August 1 was the tariff deadline, the new levies will come into effect from August 7.

Trump slapped steep tariffs ahead of a Friday trade deal deadline, including a 35% duty on many goods from Canada, 50% for Brazil, 25% for India, 20% for Taiwan and 39% for Switzerland.

Afghanistan      15%

Algeria   30%

Angola    15%

Bangladesh20%

Bolivia   15%

Bosnia and Herzegovina  30%

Botswana  15%

Brazil    10%

Brunei    25%

Cambodia  19%

Cameroon  15%

Chad      15%

Costa Rica15%

Côte d`Ivoire    15%

Democratic Republic of the     15%

Congo

Ecuador   15%

European Union   0%–15%

Equatorial Guinea15%

Falkland Islands 10%

Fiji      15%

Ghana     15%

Guyana    15%

Iceland   15%

India     25%

Indonesia 19%

Iraq      35%

Israel    15%

Japan     15%

Jordan    15%

Kazakhstan25%

Laos      40%

Lesotho   15%

Libya     30%

Liechtenstein    15%

Madagascar15%

Malawi    15%

Malaysia  19%

Mauritius 15%

Moldova   25%

Mozambique15%

Myanmar (Burma)  40%

Namibia   15%

Nauru     15%

New Zealand      15%

Nicaragua 18%

Nigeria   15%

North Macedonia  15%

Norway    15%

Pakistan  19%

Papua New Guinea 15%

Philippines      19%

Serbia    35%

South Africa     30%

South Korea      15%

Sri Lanka 20%

Switzerland      39%

Syria     41%

Taiwan    20%

Thailand  19%

Trinidad and Tobago     15%

Tunisia   25%

Turkey    15%

Uganda    15%

United Kingdom   10%

Vanuatu   15%

Venezuela 15%

Vietnam   20%

Zambia    15%

Zimbabwe  15%

With Reuters inputs