The U.S. is slapping new 10-12.5% tariffs on imports from 60 countries, citing insufficient action against forced labor — a move that replaces recently struck-down temporary tariffs and targets unfair trade practices, echoing past China sanctions. Meanwhile, 16 other nations face scrutiny for overproduction, hinting at more trade actions to boost American manufacturing. While some countries adjusted policies in response, human rights groups debate the motives — and consumers may feel the cost as prices rise ahead of elections.
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