On the eve of President Trump’s tariff deadline, trading partners are scurrying to reach a deal before higher tariffs are imposed. Here is a list of the deals which have been reached and the ones still undecided.<\/p>\n
Europe: Both the US and the EU<\/a> reached a trade agreement on Sunday, imposing a 15% import tariff on most EU goods and the EU plans to invest some $600 billion in the US.<\/a><\/p>\n China: The US and China concluded their latest round of tariff and trade talks in Sweden on Tuesday, with both sides touting progress but without an immediate announcement<\/a> of a further tariff delay.<\/p>\n UK: The UK signed a deal with the US back in May formally lowering some tariffs<\/a> on cars, steal, aluminum, beef and aerospace products. The UK also agreed to reduce tariffs on US beef and ethanol exports.<\/p>\n Japan: Tokyo clinched a trade deal<\/a> with Washington this month, lowering tariffs to 15% from a previously proposed 25%, including on autos. The deal also includes investment from Japan into the US.<\/p>\n Vietnam: The US president announced earlier <\/a>this month that he had struck a preliminary trade deal with Vietnam, cutting tariffs on imports from the Southeast Asian country to 20% from the 46% level threatened in April.<\/p>\n South Korea: Trump on Wednesday <\/a>announced tariffs of 15% on imports from South Korea that matched the rate for neighbor Japan.<\/p>\n India: On Wednesday Trump threatened a 25% tariff<\/a> on goods from India.<\/p>\n Canada: President Trump hit out at Canada on Thursday, saying its support for Palestinian statehood would make it harder to strike a trade deal with the US’s neighbor. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday that talks with the US may not finish by Trump\u2019s Friday deadline.<\/a><\/p>\n