\nOne can’t be sure exactly what the import numbers will be for 2025, but based on import numbers from 2022, here are some ideas about possible proceeds from the US tariffs.<\/p>\n
\nImports from China :536B, 10 percent of which would be 53.6B.<\/p>\n
\nImports from Mexico: 455B, 25 percent of which would be 114B.<\/p>\n
\nImports from Canada: 437B, 25 percent of which would be 109B.<\/p>\n
\nImports from EU: 553B, 25 percent of which would be 138B.<\/p>\n
\nTotal proceeds from the tariffs might be around 414.6B. Mind, these numbers just give a general idea. By way of comparison, the US federal deficit in 2024 was 1.83T.<\/p>\n
\nSource:<\/p>\n
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