re: S&P will be limit down tomorrow, this is a disastrous tariff rollout.

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I don't think those tariffs are being imposed. I could be wrong. Does anyone here know enough about tariffs to pick one of the countries on the board, and find a government document / website, from that country, indicating that they imposed a blanket tariff on U.S. goods around double what Trump is imposing? As of yesterday, of course (they probably will impose tariffs soon if they haven't already).

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I found sites from different governments where you can look up tariffs. But there is also a U.S. site (trade.gov) that sometimes provides useful summaries.

So, for example, we're putting a 24% across-the-board tariff on Japanese goods when they enter the U.S. That would imply that Japan has a 48% tariff on U.S. goods when they enter Japan, because Trump says he's only doing half. According to trade.gov https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/japan-import-tariffs, Japan does have some tariffs that are in the single-digit percentages for certain goods, with 15% for Ag being the exception.

Trade.gov also has a link to the Japanese government site where you can look up tariffs on individual products ( https://www.customs.go.jp/english/tariff/index.htm). I looked for automotive tariffs (because the Administration seems focused on those), and there appear to be none on U.S. goods. Note that we get the WTO rate. https://www.customs.go.jp/english/tariff/2025_04_01/data/e_87.htm