These countries are part of what has been referred to as the “Dirty 15,” a group identified for their trade practices and imbalances. Here’s a list based on recent reports:
China: The largest goods trading deficit with the U.S., making it a primary target.
European Union: Includes major economies like Germany, France, and Italy.
Mexico: A key trading partner with substantial trade surplus.
Vietnam: Known for its growing export-driven economy.
Ireland: Significant trade surplus with the U.S.
Japan: A major exporter to the U.S., particularly in automotive and electronics sectors.
South Korea: Similar to Japan, heavily reliant on exports to the U.S.
Canada: Already facing tariffs on energy and other goods.
India: A growing trade partner with notable imbalances.
Thailand: Another export-heavy economy.
Taiwan: Significant trade surplus with the U.S.
Switzerland: Known for its high-value exports.
Malaysia: Export-driven economy with trade surplus.
Indonesia: Similar to Malaysia, heavily reliant on exports.
Austria and Sweden: Smaller economies but with notable trade surpluses.
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