Dashboard / Measures
Trade Measures — data through Oct 17, 2026
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2 itemsAnnounced or scheduled measures, plus threats with a target date that has not passed. Threatened items are not confirmed policy changes.
Threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian autos and steel — January 1, 2027 target
This threatened measure is unconfirmed. Its target date is conditional.
Rate Threatened 50% on autos and steel; steel's general primary rate is already 50%
Baseline 25% on non-U.S. auto content (current); 50% steel (current)
Products Automobiles, auto parts and steel (political threat; final scope not established)
Target date Jan 1, 2027
CUSMA Treatment under any future action has not been established by an enacted instrument.
August 24 reporting records a January 1, 2027 target. This remains a conditional threat, not a confirmed new tariff schedule. Current steel primary duties are already 50%; no universal new aluminum increase is established by this report.
Scheduled Section 232A U.S. trade authority that can restrict imports on national-security grounds.Glossary → increases on wooden furniture and cabinets — January 1, 2027
Rate 30% upholstered wooden furniture; 50% kitchen cabinets and vanities
Baseline 25%
Products Covered upholstered wooden furniture; kitchen cabinets and vanities
Effective Jan 1, 2027
Exemptions Product scope and applicable agreement exceptions remain defined by the underlying proclamation.
CUSMA No blanket CUSMA exemption under this proclamation.
The December 31 amendment postponed the original January 2026 increase to January 2027. This future rate change is separate from the current timber/furniture/cabinet duties.