According to Xinhua News Agency, US President Trump said on July 15 that the United States is planning to impose tariffs on more than 100 small countries in Africa, the Caribbean and other regions. "We may impose a tariff on all of these small countries."

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik further explained that this plan mainly targets those countries with small trade volumes with the United States and limited contributions to the trade balance, with the core aim of improving the trade imbalance in the United States.

Furthermore, on July 16th, Trump disclosed that he would issue tariff payment notices to over 150 "non-major countries with small trade volumes", which would specify the tariff rates. As for the tax rate, he added later that day that it might be set at 10% or 15%, but it has not been finalized yet.

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