White House Expands Iran-Linked Tariffs Amid National Emergency
TL;DR
The White House issued a new executive order under IEEPA to impose an additional ad valorem import duty on goods from countries that directly or indirectly purchase or acquire Iran-made goods, with a process for Commerce to identify qualifying countries and for State, Treasury, and other agencies to determine and implement tariff levels (potentially around 25%). The order expands sanctions tied to the ongoing Iran-related national emergency, includes provisions for monitoring and modification, and takes effect February 7, 2026.
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- Trump signs executive order threatening tariffs for countries trading with Iran BBC
- US imposes sanctions on ‘shadow fleet’ accused of transporting Iranian oil Al Jazeera
- US announces new sanctions on Iranian oil network amid nuclear talks Politico
- Trump imposes secondary tariffs on countries that import from Iran The Times of Israel
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