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Tariff Change Timeline

The data that's scarcest in the agent era: who changed a rate, when, and under which notice.

Forced-labor Section 301 takes effect: 10% or 12.5% added for 60 economies (China 12.5%), goods already subject to Section 232 excluded
United States · fl301 · published 2026-07-28effective 2026-07-24
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[Forward-looking] Section 122 global surcharge of 10% expires (successor measure yet to be seen)
United States · 122_global_expiry · published 2026-07-10On the expiry date a single switch flips between the fallback scenarios (natural sunset / extension / successor measure) — see expiry scenario notes.effective 2026-07-24
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US-EU framework: 15% all-inclusive cap on EU-origin goods takes effect, replacing Section 122
United States · 122_eu · published 2026-06-28effective 2026-07-01
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Section 122 global surcharge of 10% takes effect (statutory 150-day window, expires 2026-07-24)
United States · 122_global · published 2026-02-10effective 2026-02-24
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Supreme Court struck down IEEPA country-specific reciprocal tariffs (9903.01/9903.02 series voided)
United States · IEEPA_reciprocal · published 2026-02-20effective 2026-02-20
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Section 232 timber/furniture: softwood lumber 10%; kitchen cabinets & vanities 25%→50% (2026-01-01); upholstered wood furniture 25%→30% (2026-01-01)
United States · 232_timber · published 2025-10-06effective 2025-10-14
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Section 232 copper: 50% on semi-finished copper products and copper-intensive derivatives (refined copper not yet covered)
United States · 232_copper · published 2025-08-05effective 2025-08-01
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Section 232 steel/aluminum surcharge raised to a 50% baseline (UK 25%; Russia aluminum 200% exception)
United States · 232_steel · published 2025-06-03effective 2025-06-04
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Section 232 autos and parts 25% (UK: 7.5% on vehicles / 10% on parts; Japan/Korea/EU/Taiwan capped at a combined 15%)
United States · 232_autos · published 2025-04-03effective 2025-04-03
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Data from USITC/USTR/BIS/Federal Register/Supreme Court notices. The MCP list_recent_changes(country, since) tool returns the same stream.