As Trump’s tariff deadline looms, where do things stand on trade agreements?

The US president has been at pains to promote agreements clinched with trading partners, but many still face the prospect of no deal and high tariffs

The clock is ticking closer to Donald Trump's latest tariff deadline of 1 August, and while the president has been at pains to promote the agreements clinched with some major trading partners, many others are facing the prospect of no deal and increased levies on their exports to the Unites States.

Dozens more are caught somewhere in the middle - with no trade deal signed, but as yet no threat of higher tariffs. Among them are some of America's closet allies and biggest trading partners, including Australia, Taiwan and New Zealand.