President Trump on Friday launched a fresh round of tariffs targeting 60 trading partners, according to CNBC. The list of affected economies includes the European Union, China and the U.K., placing some of the world’s largest trading blocs and economies in the crosshairs of the latest measures.

The scope of the action, covering 60 trading partners at once, marks a broad move rather than one aimed at a single country or sector. CNBC reported the rollout under the framing that this latest tariff blitz is different from previous rounds.

The inclusion of the European Union, China and the U.K. means the measures reach across multiple continents and involve close economic partners as well as long-standing trade rivals. These economies collectively account for a significant share of global trade flows with the United States.

The available reporting confirms the launch of the tariffs and the trading partners targeted, but does not detail the specific rates, the goods covered, or the timing for when the measures take effect. Further specifics were not provided in the source material.

As with earlier tariff actions, the response from affected governments and markets will be closely watched. The source material does not include reactions from the European Union, China, the U.K. or other named partners at this stage.