What are "rumored tariffs" and how should I interpret them?

Rumored tariffs are tariff measures that have been publicly announced or signaled - for example, through official statements or executive communications - but have not yet been formally enacted with a published effective date.

The platform monitors public sources for these signals and displays them on the tariff page alongside officially confirmed upcoming tariffs. Each rumored tariff includes a link to its source so you can review the underlying information.

To model the potential impact of a rumored tariff:

1. Check the box next to the rumored tariff(s) you want to include.
2. The tariff totals on the page will update to reflect the scenario.

Important: Rumored tariffs are speculative by nature. They are provided as a planning tool and should not be treated as confirmed duty obligations. Always verify with official sources before making compliance or commercial decisions.