CBP says latest tariffs have generated $500 million, well below Trump’s estimate

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CBP's Latest Tariff Figures Reveal $500 Million In Collections, Dwarfing Trump's $2 Billion Daily Estimate

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has reported tariff revenue of just over $500 million after the implementation of President Donald Trump's latest trade measures. This is far below the $2 billion per day figure Trump has often cited while presenting his case for his tariff policies. The updated numbers come as China's total tariffs include a 125% reciprocal duty, an additional 20% connected with the fentanyl crisis, and targeted levies r…

CBP says $500 million collected in reciprocal tariffs since April 5

The US Customs and Border Protection has collected $500 million in reciprocal tariffs since April 5.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) appears to be contradicting President Donald Trump's claims about the daily revenue generated from his new trade tariffs, CNBC reports, quoted by news.ro. The agency announced in a statement that, as of April 5, "it has collected more than $500 million in new reciprocal tariffs, contributing to a total of more than $21 billion from 15 presidential trade actions implemented from January 20, 2025 to the…

The figure, confirmed by the Customs Office, is part of the $21 billion earned by the United States in tariff revenues since last January