The USA imposes temporary customs tariffs of 10% for all countries, including Moldova

Sursa foto: The White House

Starting from February 24th, the USA imposes temporary customs duties of 10% for all countries. The measure also targets the Republic of Moldova. The announcement about the application of global taxes was made by the American president, Donald Trump, reports IPN.

The decision comes after the US Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a large portion of the customs duties announced by Donald Trump in April 2025 are illegal. The White House leader criticized the court’s decision. He announced that he will sign an order for a global increase in tariffs by 10%, based on Section 122 of the Trade Act.

The provision allows for the imposition of a temporary surcharge on imports, to correct major imbalances in the balance of payments or other fundamental problems with international payments. Tariffs cannot exceed 15% and can be applied for a maximum of 150 days. This is the first time an American president has invoked this section.

The White House clarified that Mexico and Canada will be exempted, based on the North American trade pact. Also, critical minerals, pharmaceutical products, certain electronic equipment, and several food products, including tomatoes, oranges, and beef, will not be taxed.



President Maia Sandu and President of India Droupadi Murmu, who are visiting the Republic of Moldova, are holding a press conference /Presidency /at 11:30 AM/.

The Investment Agency is organizing the Moldova – India Business Forum in the context of the visit to Chisinau of the President of the Republic of India, Droupadi Murmu, along with an official delegation of about 40 business people /Radisson Blu Hotel /at 02:00 PM/.

The National Commission for Consultations and Collective Negotiations is convened for a meeting /Government House /at 03:00 PM/.

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The USA imposes temporary customs tariffs of 10% for all countries, including Moldova

Sursa foto: The White House

Starting from February 24th, the USA imposes temporary customs duties of 10% for all countries. The measure also targets the Republic of Moldova. The announcement about the application of global taxes was made by the American president, Donald Trump, reports IPN.

The decision comes after the US Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a large portion of the customs duties announced by Donald Trump in April 2025 are illegal. The White House leader criticized the court’s decision. He announced that he will sign an order for a global increase in tariffs by 10%, based on Section 122 of the Trade Act.

The provision allows for the imposition of a temporary surcharge on imports, to correct major imbalances in the balance of payments or other fundamental problems with international payments. Tariffs cannot exceed 15% and can be applied for a maximum of 150 days. This is the first time an American president has invoked this section.

The White House clarified that Mexico and Canada will be exempted, based on the North American trade pact. Also, critical minerals, pharmaceutical products, certain electronic equipment, and several food products, including tomatoes, oranges, and beef, will not be taxed.


Traffic on Minsk Street in the capital will be suspended from July 20-24. The restrictions target the section between Hanul Morii and Cetatea Alba streets, in the Botanica sector. To reach the area, drivers will be able to use Tașkent Street, reports IPN.

The measure was established based on a provision of the City Hall of Chisinau and is necessary for the execution of connection works to the water supply and sewerage networks on Tallin Street, 21.

During the interventions, temporary road signs and protective barriers will be installed in the area. After the completion of the works, the road surface will be restored.

The General Inspectorate of Police recommends drivers to drive cautiously, to respect temporary road signs and to choose alternative routes to avoid traffic jams and delays.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025