FULL LIST: Nigeria Among 67 Countries Hit by Trump’s New Tariffs

 

Nigeria is one of over 60 countries facing higher import duties under a new reciprocal-tariff programme announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Figures published on the White House website show that Nigeria will be subject to a 15% tariff. The policy sets a 10% baseline duty on all U.S. imports, with additional charges for certain countries or specific products.

China will face a 30% tariff plus extra levies on select goods, while Brazil tops the list at 50% — though some sectors, such as aircraft, energy, and orange juice, will have reduced rates. Canada will pay 10% on energy products and 35% on other goods not covered by the U.S.-Canada-Mexico Agreement. India is set at 25%, with another 25% threatened to take effect on August 28.

The White House says the measure aims to counter what it describes as unfair trade practices by ensuring “reciprocal” treatment for U.S. exports.

Below is the full list of countries and their applicable tariff rates under the programme:

Country-Specific Tariffs

Afghanistan – 15%

Algeria – 30%

Angola – 15%

Bangladesh – 20%

Bolivia – 15%

Bosnia and Herzegovina – 30%

Botswana – 15%

Brazil – 50% (lower for aircraft, energy, orange juice)

Brunei – 25%

Cambodia – 19%

Cameroon – 15%

Canada – 10% (energy products), 35% (other non-USMCA goods)

Chad – 15%

China – 30% (plus additional tariffs on some products; tariff truce extended 90 days)

Costa Rica – 15%

Côte d’Ivoire – 15%

DR Congo – 15%

Ecuador – 15%

Equatorial Guinea – 15%

European Union – 15% (most goods)

Falkland Islands – 10%

Fiji – 15%

Ghana – 15%

Guyana – 15%

Iceland – 15%

India – 25% (+25% threatened from August 28)

Indonesia – 19%

Iraq – 35%

Israel – 15%

Japan – 15%

Jordan – 15%

Kazakhstan – 25%

Laos – 40%

Lesotho – 15%

Libya – 30%

Liechtenstein – 15%

Madagascar – 15%

Malawi – 15%

Malaysia – 19%

Mauritius – 15%

Mexico – 25% (non-USMCA goods)

Moldova – 25%

Mozambique – 15%

Myanmar – 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% (some auto and metal imports exempt from higher rates)