Donald Trump signed a proclamation strengthening tariffs on imported steel, aluminum and copper, introducing tiered rates under Section 232. Products made largely of these metals face 50% tariffs, derivatives 25%, and select industrial equipment 15% through 2027. Goods made with U.S. metals abroad will pay 10%, while items with minimal metal content are exempt. The White House said the move addresses national security risks and supports domestic production, citing rising U.S. steel output and on

Donald Trump signed a proclamation strengthening tariffs on imported steel, aluminum and copper, introducing tiered rates under Section 232. Products made largely of these metals face 50% tariffs, derivatives 25%, and select industrial equipment 15% through 2027. Goods made with U.S. metals abroad will pay 10%, while items with minimal metal content are exempt. The White House said the move addresses national security risks and supports domestic production, citing rising U.S. steel output and ongoing investments in steel, aluminum and copper capacity.