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Share of US Imports % (1 implies <1%)
US Tariff %
Revised Tariff %
Country Tariff Rate %
1
10
10
2.3
Exports (in USD Bill.) 2024
Imports (in USD Bill.) 2024
Balance (in USD Bill.) 2024
0.06
0
0.05

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Implications

As of today, Sunday, April 20, 2025, here is the latest update on tariffs concerning Tajikistan and its trade relationship with the United States: United States Tariffs on Goods from Tajikistan: Currently, Tajikistan faces a 10% tariff rate on goods imported into the United States. This rate has been in effect since the implementation of the baseline tariff under the recent U.S. tariff regime. This 10% rate applies as Tajikistan was among the countries for which the higher "reciprocal tariffs" were paused for 90 days, starting on April 9, 2025. The initial announcement of reciprocal tariffs placed Tajikistan at a 10% rate, which is the same as the current baseline. It's important to note that this is a general tariff rate, and specific products might have different rates based on their Harmonized System (HS) codes and any specific trade agreements or exemptions. However, there have been no recent specific announcements of higher tariffs on goods from Tajikistan beyond this baseline. Tajikistan's Trade Policy and Relationship with the U.S.: Tajikistan has a relatively open economy with low average applied tariff rates. The average applied rate was reported at 5.9% in the latest available data.   Formal trade barriers in Tajikistan are limited, mainly to quotas on the import of alcohol and tobacco products. Unofficial barriers might be introduced to protect local production, such as in the case of poultry meat imported from the U.S.   The United States and Tajikistan have a Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA), established in 2004. This agreement provides a forum for discussing trade issues and enhancing trade and investment between the two countries and within Central Asia.   In 2024, the total value of U.S. goods trade with Tajikistan was an estimated $61.5 million. U.S. goods exports to Tajikistan were $56.8 million. U.S. goods imports from Tajikistan totaled $4.6 million. The U.S. had a goods trade surplus of $52.2 million with Tajikistan in 2024.   The primary U.S. exports to Tajikistan include various manufactured goods. U.S. imports from Tajikistan are typically smaller and include commodities like precious stones and metals. Key Points: Tajikistan currently faces a 10% tariff on most goods exported to the United States as part of the broader U.S. tariff policy. The trade relationship between the U.S. and Tajikistan is relatively small, with the U.S. consistently having a trade surplus. The TIFA agreement serves as a platform for ongoing discussions and potential improvements in trade and investment relations.   It's important to monitor the U.S. Trade Representative's website and official announcements for any future changes in tariff policies that might affect Tajikistan.

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Based on the available trade data, the top imports to the US from Tajikistan in 2024 by value are: Base metals not specified elsewhere, cermets ($3.46 Million) Commodities not specified according to kind ($386.68K) Pearls, precious stones, metals, coins ($295.86K) Edible fruits, nuts, peel of citrus fruit, melons ($140.03K) Electrical, electronic equipment ($82.90K) It's important to note that the overall import value from Tajikistan to the US is relatively small. Here's a look at which states in the US have manufacturing capabilities for similar goods, along with some example companies: Base Metals and Cermets: States: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, North Carolina. These states have a strong history in metal manufacturing.   Companies: Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (ATI) (Pennsylvania): Produces specialty metals and alloys, including cermets. Carpenter Technology Corporation (Pennsylvania): Develops and manufactures various specialty alloys.   Nucor Corporation (North Carolina): Primarily steel, but also involved in various metal products.   Precious Stones and Metals: States: New York (especially for jewelry), California. Companies: While much of the precious stone market involves cutting and setting rather than raw material production, companies like Tiffany & Co. (New York) and various smaller jewelers work with these materials. Mining of precious metals occurs in states like Nevada and Alaska, with companies such as Newmont Corporation (Nevada).   Edible Fruits and Nuts: States: California (leading producer of various fruits and nuts), Washington (apples, cherries), Oregon (berries, nuts). Companies: Wonderful Company (California): Produces almonds, pistachios, citrus fruits.   Driscoll's (California): Major producer of berries.   Numerous agricultural cooperatives and individual farms across these states. Electrical and Electronic Equipment: States: California (Silicon Valley for semiconductors and electronics), Texas, Massachusetts. Companies: Intel Corporation (California, Arizona, Oregon): Semiconductor design and manufacturing. Texas Instruments (Texas): Semiconductors and integrated circuits. Apple Inc. (California): Designs electronics, with manufacturing globally. General Electric (various states): Produces a wide range of electrical equipment. It's crucial to understand that while these US states and companies manufacture similar types of goods, the specific nature, quality, and scale of production might differ significantly from those imported from Tajikistan. For example, the "base metals not specified elsewhere" from Tajikistan could be specific alloys or forms not widely produced in the US, or produced in smaller quantities for niche markets. Similarly, the precious stones imported might be of a specific type or cut not commonly sourced domestically.

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