Trump is having a media meeting at the US capitol rose garden to...

Trump is having a media meeting at the US capitol rose garden to discuss tariffs Her is what has transpired to the moment.

Australia will get a 10% blanket tariff but there will also be certain bans on Australian beef imports.

• Donald Trump is implementing a "baseline" 10 per cent tariff on imports into the US.
• He's also placing higher reciprocal tariffs on some of the so-called "worst offender" trade partners.
• These reciprocal tariffs differ from country to country.
• Australia is subject to a 10 per cent reciprocal tariff.
• The White House says the reciprocal tariffs are, in most cases, half of what Trump's advisers have determined they should be.
• We understand Trump and his advisers have determined non-tariff trade barriers – including biosecurity restrictions like Australia's – are worse for the US than actual tariffs.
• The 10 per cent baseline tariff takes effect at Saturday, April 5 at 12:01am local time (3:01pm AEST). The higher reciprocal tariffs take effect on Wednesday, April 9 at the same time.

The other tariffs on the chart are:

• 34 per cent tariff on China
• 20 per cent on the European Union
• 46 per cent on Vietnam
• 32 per cent on Taiwan
• 24 per cent on Japan
• 26 per cent on India
• 25 per cent on South Korea
• 31 per cent on Switzerland
• 32 per cent on Indonesia
• 24 per cent on Malaysia
• 49 per cent on Cambodia
• 10 per cent on the UK
• 30 per cent on South Africa
• 10 per cent on Brazil
• 37 per cent on Bangladesh
• 10 per cent on Singapore
• 17 per cent on Israel
• 17 per cent on the Philippines
• 10 per cent on Chile
• 29 per cent on Pakistan
• 10 per cent on Türkiye
• 44 per cent on Sri Lanka
• 10 per cent on Colombia

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Donald Trump says he will impose a 25 per cent tariff on all foreign-made cars.

He says it will be effective at midnight, US time.