The U.S. has imposed a revised 19% tariff on Pakistani goods, reducing it from the earlier 29% set by the Trump administration. Pakistan is now among 69 nations facing new U.S. tariffs ranging from 10% to 41%. President Trump stated the move aims to correct trade imbalances and protect national interests. An executive order was issued, and some countries reached tariff agreements. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif welcomed the reduction, praising a historic trade deal that could boost future bilateral cooperation.
The United States has imposed a 19% tariff on Pakistani products. Previously, the Trump administration had set the tariff at 29%, which has now been reduced by 10%.
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