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US secondary tariff on India lacks clarity in execution
Trump's secondary tariff on India for its Russian oil imports faces significant enforcement challenges, as ambiguous language combined with unclear enforcement mech... (more story)
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USITC launches tariff schedule investigation, sets September 2026 final report date
MLex Summary: The US International Trade Commission launched an investigation into potential recommendations for changes to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the US... (more story)
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India responds to additional US tariffs, calling out 'unjustified' actions
India has strongly condemned the US for doubling its tariff rate to 50 percent on Indian goods in retaliation for India's purchases of Russian oil. India's Ministry... (more story)
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EU gas importers could face new obligations on how to phase out Russian oil and gas under an Aug. 28 leaked draft from the body representing member states. Under the plan, which amends one from the European Co... (more story)
The US is hardening its rhetoric against South Korea’s online platform regulation efforts, just as the ruling Democratic Party of Korea appears to reframe the initiative under a new name, leaving the scope and... (more story)
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit today struck down a majority of President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs, imposed on most of the world, in a significant blow to the administration’s trade agenda.
The US Court of International Trade upheld the results of an administrative review of the Commerce Department’s countervailing duty orders on certain new pneumatic off-the-road tires.
The US International Trade Commission today voted unanimously to continue an investigation into solar cells from India, Laos and Indonesia, paving the way for more duties on the product from southeast Asia, a ... (more story)
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has given the green light to studies that could lead to the application of the Economic Reciprocity Law in response to US President Donald Trump’s imposition of 50... (more story)
European carmakers have welcomed two European Commission proposals on market access for US products published late yesterday, but the plan has worried farmers and environmental campaigners. The proposals, part... (more story)
Democratic state financial leaders today blasted the Trump administration’s ending of the “de minimis” rule tomorrow, warning the move to end duty-free privileges for low-cost packages threatens small business... (more story)
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A combination of lower US tariff rates for some automobile imports and stacked tariffs for the aluminum and steel used for many otherwise US-made cars injects further uncertainty into the global automotive supply chain.
US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs are hitting Japan’s automotive sector hard — cutting into profits and forcing companies to rethink global supply chains. Some auto parts makers may face existential... (more story)
President Donald Trump’s abrupt threat least week to impose tariffs on furniture imports is actually part of an ongoing investigation into lumber, according to the White House.
India's new trade deal with the UK is a strategic power play, rewriting global rules. It balances intellectual property, challenges US pressure, and diversifies India's exports amid proposed tariff hikes.
A political standoff is brewing over the EU's planned customs framework overhaul, and specifically the planned new central customs authority. It's a fight on two fronts: over which will country will get to hos... (more story)
US-China trade tensions and tariffs have spurred Chinese exports to flood other markets, pushing other countries to adopt more stringent trade protections as they worry increasingly about overcapacity – markin... (more story)
A Dutch court has backed BMW in blocking the resale of cars bound for Taiwan that were salvaged from a ship fire, clarifying that goods in transit under a customs status that are in Europe but not officially r... (more story)
The US faces a looming deadline to renew a major trade agreement, the African Growth and Opportunity Act, which is set to expire in just over a month as key questions about its future remain unresolved and con... (more story)