300% Tariffs Threaten Global Semiconductor Supply Chain
US President Trump’s proposed 300% semiconductor tariffs could disrupt the global chip ecosystem, warns ITIF vice-president Stephen Ezell.
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Trump Launches Major Furniture Tariff Probe
President Trump kicked off a Section 232 probe on furniture imports, targeting higher duties after a 7% rise in imports and job losses in U.S. wood products. What’s next?
ASEAN Reporters Explore Hainan’s Island-Wide Customs Reforms
ASEAN delegation visits Hainan to explore island-wide customs reforms as the region prepares to launch a global Free Trade Port.
Economists Say Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Cut U.S. Debt
U.S. economists warn President Trump’s tariff hikes may slow debt growth but won’t dent America’s $37 trillion debt. Revenue falls short of interest costs.
Chipmakers Brace for Trump’s 100% Semiconductor Tariffs
Global chipmakers and EU officials face uncertainty after the U.S. imposes 100% tariffs on non-American semiconductors, potentially slowing Europe’s semiconductor ambitions.
Chinese mainland to Review Anti-Dumping Measures on Indian Optical Fibers
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce will launch an expiry review of anti-dumping duties on Indian single-mode optical fibers on August 14, 2025.
Why the China-U.S. Trade Truce Matters for Global Business
The 90-day extension of the China-U.S. trade truce brings stability to global supply chains and offers a window for deeper negotiations on tariffs and market access.
Chinese mainland slaps anti-dumping duties on butyl rubber imports
Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce imposes provisional duties on butyl rubber from Canada and Japan, drops India probe, and sets 75.8% deposit on Canadian rapeseed imports.
Economist Warns: Trump’s Unapproved Tariffs Drive Up Costs, Fail to Revive Manufacturing
University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers says Trump’s unapproved tariffs hike costs and fail to bring back manufacturing jobs.
Sen. Cantwell: Trump’s Tariffs Are an Unconstitutional Tax on Americans
Sen. Maria Cantwell says Trump’s tariffs amount to an unconstitutional tax on Americans, with revenue coming straight from consumers.