Trump tariffs LIVE: Von der Leyen vows to fight back as Trump tariffs leave EU reeling

21 mins ago07:50 Adam Toms

Here is a full list of global tariffs announced by the White House:

China: 54%

European Union: 20%

Vietnam: 46%

Taiwan: 32%

Japan: 24%

India: 26%

South Korea: 25%

Thailand: 36%

Switzerland: 31%

Indonesia: 32%

Malaysia: 24%

Cambodia: 49%

United Kingdom: 10%

South Africa: 30%

Brazil: 10%

Bangladesh: 37%

Singapore: 10%

Israel: 17%

Philippines: 17%

Chile: 10%

Australia: 10%

Pakistan: 29%

Turkey: 10%

Sri Lanka: 44%

Colombia: 10%

Peru: 10%

Nicaragua: 18%

Norway: 15%

Costa Rica: 10%

Jordan: 20%

Dominican Republic: 10%

United Arab Emirates: 10%

New Zealand: 10%

Argentina: 10%

Ecuador: 10%

Guatemala: 10%

Honduras: 10%

Madagascar: 47%

Myanmar: 44%

Tunisia: 28%

Kazakhstan: 27%

Serbia: 37%

Egypt: 10%

Saudi Arabia: 10%

El Salvador: 10%

Côte d’Ivoire: 21%

Laos: 48%

Botswana: 37%

Trinidad and Tobago: 10%

Morocco: 10%

Algeria: 30%

Oman: 10%

Uruguay: 10%

Bahamas: 10%

Lesotho: 50%

Ukraine: 10%

Bahrain: 10%

Qatar: 10%

Mauritius: 40%

Fiji: 32%

Iceland: 10%

Kenya: 10%

Liechtenstein: 37%

Guyana: 38%

Haiti: 10%

Bosnia and Herzegovina: 35%

Nigeria: 14%

Namibia: 21%

Brunei: 24%

Bolivia: 10%

Panama: 10%

Venezuela: 15%

North Macedonia: 33%

Ethiopia: 10%

Ghana: 10%

Moldova: 31%

Angola: 32%

Democratic Republic of the Congo: 11%

Jamaica: 10%

Mozambique: 16%

Paraguay: 10%

Zambia: 17%

Lebanon: 10%

Tanzania: 10%

Iraq: 39%

Georgia: 10%

Senegal: 10%

Azerbaijan: 10%

Cameroon: 11%

Uganda: 10%

Albania: 10%

Armenia: 10%

Nepal: 10%

Sint Maarten: 10%

Falkland Islands: 41%

Gabon: 10%

Kuwait: 10%

Togo: 10%

Suriname: 10%

Belize: 10%

Papua New Guinea: 10%

Malawi: 17%

Liberia: 10%

British Virgin Islands: 10%

Afghanistan: 10%

Zimbabwe: 18%

Benin: 10%

Barbados: 10%

Monaco: 10%

Syria: 41%

Uzbekistan: 10%

Republic of the Congo: 10%

Djibouti: 10%

French Polynesia: 10%

Cayman Islands: 10%

Kosovo: 10%

Curaçao: 10%

Vanuatu: 22%

Rwanda: 10%

Sierra Leone: 10%

Mongolia: 10%

San Marino: 10%

Antigua and Barbuda: 10%

Bermuda: 10%

Eswatini: 10%

Marshall Islands: 10%

Saint Pierre and Miquelon: 50%

Saint Kitts and Nevis: 10%

Turkmenistan: 10%

Grenada: 10%

Sudan: 10%

Turks and Caicos Islands: 10%

Aruba: 10%

Montenegro: 10%

Saint Helena: 10%

Kyrgyzstan: 10%

Yemen: 10%

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 10%

Niger: 10%

Saint Lucia: 10%

Nauru: 30%

Equatorial Guinea: 13%

Iran: 10%

Libya: 31%

Samoa: 10%

Guinea: 10%

Timor-Leste: 10%

Montserrat: 10%

Chad: 13%

Mali: 10%

Maldives: 10%

Tajikistan: 10%

Cabo Verde: 10%

Burundi: 10%

Guadeloupe: 10%

Bhutan: 10%

Martinique: 10%

Tonga: 10%

Mauritania: 10%

Dominica: 10%

Micronesia: 10%

Gambia: 10%

French Guiana: 10%

Christmas Island: 10%

Andorra: 10%

Central African Republic: 10%

Solomon Islands: 10%

Mayotte: 10%

Anguilla: 10%

Cocos (Keeling) Islands: 10%

Eritrea: 10%

Cook Islands: 10%

South Sudan: 10%

Comoros: 10%

Kiribati: 10%

São Tomé and Príncipe: 10%

Norfolk Island: 29%

Gibraltar: 10%

Tuyalu: 10%

British Indian Ocean Territory: 10%

Tokelau: 10%

Guinea-Bissau: 10%

Svalbard and Jan Mayen: 10%

Heard and McDonald Islands: 10%

Réunion: 37%

26 mins ago07:45 Adam Toms

After Trump's annoucement, China’s commerce ministry said Beijing would “resolutely take countermeasures to safeguard its own rights and interests”.

But it did not outline an exact responses.

The country has reacted to earlier rounds of higher tariffs by imposing higher duties on US exports of farm products and limiting exports of strategically important minerals used for high-tech industries, such as electric vehicles.

The ministry added: “China urges the United States to immediately cancel its unilateral tariff measures and properly resolve differences with its trading partners through equal dialogue."

China has been hit with 54% tariffs (Image: Getty)

31 mins ago07:40 Alice Scarsi

The Asian market plunged in the wake of the reciprocal tariffs announcement made by Donald Trump in the White House's Rose Garden on Wednesday.

This declaration of trade war appeared to have a negative effect on the Asian markets, which opened lower.

Japan's benchmark stock index, the Nikkei 225, was down by 4% in early trading. South Korea’s Kospi index slumped 1.9% soon after opening, while in Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.8%.

Australia's ASX 200 opened around 2% lower. Mr Trump presented the global levies, which he calls “reciprocal tariffs”, claiming the US would do to its trading partners what they had been doing to it for decades.

34 mins ago07:37 Alice Scarsi