Donald Trump speaks during an event to announce new tariffs in the Rose Garden at the White House.Donald Trump is imposing 10% “reciprocal tariffs” on all British goods being sold into the United States.The charge exactly matches the tariff which the UK puts on imports from America. The president also confirmed that foreign-made cars will have a 25% tariff slapped on them when they enter the US in a move which puts thousands of British jobs at risk.Other countries being targeted include China, which will have a 34% tariff applied to its goods entering the US, Vietnam (46%), South Korea (25%), Thailand (36%) and Taiwan (32%).Meanwhile, imports from the EU will have a tariff of 20% applied to them, Trump announced.A Downing Street source said: “We don’t want any tariffs at all, but a lower levy than others vindicates our approach. It matters because the difference between 10% and 20% is thousands of jobs.“We will keep negotiating, keep cool and keep calm. We want to negotiate a sustainable trade deal, and of course to get tariffs lowered. Tomorrow we will continue with that work.”Trump unveiled the controversial measures at a White House press conference during which he said America “has been looted, pillaged, raped and plundered,