The United States has imposed a new reciprocal tariff of 37% on goods from Bangladesh, raising concerns among exporters,

The extent of the latest bout of tariff slaps across so many countries has come as a major shock and is unprecedented

In an executive order, US President Donald Trump has imposed a 37% tariff on Bangladeshi products and others, sparking concerns among economists and apparel industry stakeholders.

Uncertainty looms. But since the tariffs are also squeezing global competitors, South Asian countries could, with the right policies, recover.

US President Donald Trump yesterday stood in the White House Rose Garden, pointing to an oversized placard with details of levies he is set to impose on imports from America’s trading partners.

The White House's new tariffs, labeled as 'reciprocal,' are actually based on a country's trade deficit with the US and arent fair or efficient. This approach will lead to increased prices and poorer quality goods for US consumers,

The United States has imposed a steep 37 per cent tariff on Bangladeshi exports, raising concerns about the resultant economic fallout and declining trade competitiveness for Bangladesh.

President Donald Trump and his advisers landed on tariffs of at least 10% on imports, with nearly 60 countries and the EU facing even higher taxes.

The United States on Thursday announced a 37% tariff on imports from Bangladesh as part of President Donald Trump’s "Reciprocal Tariffs" policy, aimed at countering what his administration calls unfair trade practices.