Tariff Tracker
The Tariff Tracker is the monitoring layer of RGS tariff analytics, providing a structured, real-time view of global tariff measures. It turns tariff announcements into searchable, filterable data that feeds deeper tariff impact analysis and simulation. The Tariff Tracker provides a concise view of tariff measures, based on the latest news and announcements, with the option to dive deeper into exemptions and product coverage. Filter by status, geography, and dates, then expand rows to explore the underlying complexity and link out to full analysis.
Tariff Tracker
Analysis and Simulation
The tracker balances simplicity and depth. High level fields summarize the action, while expanders reveal product groups, country exemptions, and revision history. Scenario toggles can preview what-if changes before opening full simulations in the Tariff Tool.
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The Tariff Tracker is a real-time monitoring tool that provides a structured overview of global tariff measures. It transforms tariff announcements and trade policy updates into searchable, filterable data that supports deeper tariff impact analysis.
The Tariff Tracker covers implemented, threatened, and revised tariffs across countries, regions, and product groups. It includes key details such as announcement dates, implementation status, affected products, and policy notes.
Unlike unstructured news feeds, the Tariff Tracker organizes tariff measures into standardized data fields. This enables users to filter, compare, and analyze tariffs consistently across geographies and time.
The Tariff Tracker is updated continuously based on the latest publicly available announcements and trade policy developments, ensuring near real-time visibility into tariff changes.
The Tariff Tracker serves as the entry point to tariff impact analytics. Users can move from high-level monitoring to detailed analysis and simulation, assessing how specific tariffs affect company revenues, costs, and market share.
The Tariff Tracker is used by investors, risk teams, and corporate strategy professionals who need timely visibility into trade policy developments and their potential financial implications.