Experts warn that Brazil's tariff shock highlights risks for India in rushing a trade pact with the US amid uncertainties.

Brazil is bracing for a US tariff of up to 25% as the July 15 deadline lands, holding retaliation in reserve while betting Washington may only delay it.

Brazil would be the first country targeted under President Donald Trump's new tariff strategy, which relies on Section 301 of U.S. trade law.

The USTR says Brazil's tariff preferences for India and Mexico disadvantaged US exporters, prompting a 25% tariff on certain Brazilian imports.

The US has confirmed a 25% tariff on Brazilian goods effective July 22. Brazil invokes its Reciprocity Law and vows to take the case to the WTO.

The US imposes a 25% tariff on most Brazilian imports from July 22, citing digital trade and deforestation concerns under a revised Section 301 framework.

The US imposes 25% tariffs on most Brazilian imports effective July 22, 2026, while expanding exemptions covering $11 billion in annual trade. Here's what

Experts warn that Brazil's tariff shock highlights risks for India in rushing a trade pact with the US amid uncertainties.

The US imposed 25% tariffs on Brazilian imports effective July 2026, escalating a trade dispute that could reshape markets and Brazil's election campaign.