Hello and welcome to the World Business Report.
I'm Bissi Adebayo.
Is President Trump starting to get what he wants as more countries do deals and tariffs?
Brazil faces 50% levies on its exports to the US.
How will this go down with America's coffee-loving consumer?
And meanwhile, South Korea is among the countries settling for a late deal before Friday's deadline.
And in a dizzy day of wheeling and dealing,
we're trying to make sense of the great tariffs merry-go-round.
All that and more in half an hour.
Now let's begin with Brazil, which is now facing 50% tariffs and South Korea settling for 50%.
15% and other big nations such as Canada still to declare.
It's all going to the wire with just a few hours to the latest tariffs deadline set by President Donald Trump.
And all of that, of course,
is happening right in the middle of earnings season as companies reveal how they are coping with the uncertainty.
So today on the World Business Report, we're going to break down who's a great what.
Who's not agreed to anything and who wins, if anyone at all,
from all of this change on the international trade funds?
Well, let's begin the conversation now.
And I'm bringing in Emma Wall, who will be with me throughout the program.
She is head of platform investments at Hargreaves Lansdowne.