Multiple outlets report that the Trump administration is preparing to announce a new round of tariffs covering dozens of countries. The move is linked to the scheduled expiry of a temporary 10% tariff, which applies broadly and is set to end on Friday. The Globe and Mail reports that the next set of levies could begin as early as this week after the expiry date, suggesting a quick transition from the temporary tariff to a new framework. NDTV similarly says the administration is “readying” fresh tariffs on dozens of countries as the 10% levy nears expiration. Both accounts frame the announcement as part of an ongoing trade policy shift, rather than a one-off measure, and tie timing directly to the Friday deadline. While specific details of the new tariff rates, the exact countries affected, and the implementation dates are not included in the provided summaries, the reports agree on the core sequence: a temporary 10% tariff is due to expire, and a further tariff action is expected to follow for many countries.