Advisers used tough tactics to bring desired trade deals to the president, but key details in many remain unfinished.

Many smaller countries’ exports have faced 10 percent tariffs since the president first announced, then suspended, an initial wave of policies in April. Others have staved off eye-watering rates after brokering deals with the United States that set their tariffs generally between 15 and 20 percent.

Countries are scrambling to respond to President Trump's tariffs, as U.S. businesses and consumers prepare to face higher costs. The Yale Budget Lab estimates households may pay $2,400 more annually.