Trump Takes Tariff Battle to Supreme Court
President Trump is asking the Supreme Court to review his authority to impose sweeping tariffs after an appeals court ruled he exceeded his power.
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China Slaps Anti-Dumping Duties on US Optical Fiber Exports
China’s Ministry of Commerce will extend anti-dumping duties to cut-off shifted single-mode optical fiber imports from the United States, effective September 4.
Canada to Lift Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S.: What’s Next for Trade Ties?
Canada lifts many retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. on Sept. 1. Explore how this move may reshape US-Canada trade ties, ease business costs, and signal a new chapter in cross-border relations.
SCO Leaders Back Multilateral Trading System at Tianjin Summit
At the SCO Tianjin Summit, leaders issued a joint statement backing open markets and a rules-based multilateral trading system amid shifting global commerce trends.
US Appeals Court Rules Trump’s Tariffs Illegal: What’s Next?
A federal appeals court struck down President Trump’s tariffs as illegal, setting the stage for a Supreme Court showdown that could reshape U.S. trade policy and spark a crisis.
Mexico Faces U.S. Tariff Pressure as China-Mexico Trade Booms
As Mexico-China trade surges to record highs, Washington presses Mexico to raise tariffs on Chinese goods, setting the stage for a policy clash with global supply chain stakes.
German Machinery Lobby Blasts EU-U.S. Tariff Deal
Germany’s VDMA warns the EU’s tariff exemption for U.S. goods could hurt European machinery and calls for urgent renegotiation to avoid job losses.
Tariffs and Rising Prices: What’s Next for US Inflation?
April’s US tariffs sparked modest CPI upticks: 0.2% to 0.3% monthly. Hidden costs may be building as import duties bite. Young global citizens, entrepreneurs & travelers: what to watch.
Trump’s 50% Tariffs on India Take Effect Over Russian Oil Purchases
Trump’s 50% tariff on Indian imports kicks in amid New Delhi’s Russian oil purchases, igniting a fresh trade dispute and rattling global markets.
25 Countries Freeze Mail to US Over Tax Uncertainty
25 countries have halted mail shipments to the US as new customs rules end the de minimis duty-free exemption, sending ripples through SMEs, e-commerce platforms, and consumer prices.