World leaders react with disappointment to Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs

In a move that could upend American foreign relations across the globe, President Trump announced Wednesday that he is instituting what he described as "reciprocal tariffs" on all U.S. trading partners.

The tariffs, which will take effect April 9 on approximately 60 nations, will consist of a baseline tariff of 10%, while those countries that, according to the Trump administration, currently impose import taxes on U.S. goods would also be hit by an additional tax.

For example, imports from Egypt, the U.K., Ecuador and the United Arab Emirates will be slapped with just the baseline 10% reciprocal tariff, while goods coming in from the European Union will face a 20% tariff, Taiwan a 32% tariff, China 37%, and Cambodia with the highest reciprocal tariff of 49%.