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Commerce order right to include pipe fittings finished in Vietnam, US CIT says July 30, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

The US Court of International Trade determined that the Commerce Department’s decision to include certain pipe fittings that were produced in China and finished in Vietnam within the scope of an antidumping du... (more story)

US trade court partially remands Commerce review of Chinese activated carbon July 30, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The US Court of International Trade dealt the federal government a partial win in a Wednesday ruling, sustaining in part a Commerce Department antidumping review of certain Chinese activated carbon imports.

EU battery production can support stricter 'Made in Europe' rules, analysis says July 29, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

Europe's battery industry has enough production capacity to support stricter "Made in Europe" requirements under the proposed Industrial Accelerator Act, according to a paper by sustainable transport lobby gro... (more story)

US tariff policy has had ‘limited impact’ on global economy, report shows July 29, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

US tariffs have so far caused limited damage to the global and European economies, a German central bank report shows. Euro-area output is projected to remain slightly below its pre-tariff path, while the dive... (more story)

US trade court upholds new calculations for Canadian softwood lumber dumping orders July 28, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

The US Court of International Trade upheld the Commerce Department’s revised methods for calculating the dumping margins for Canadian softwood lumber imports after Commerce was ordered to discontinue the Cohen... (more story)

China rejects US, EU overcapacity claims in industrial-policy defense July 28, 2026 | MLex Staff

China has rejected claims of industrial “overcapacity,” arguing that exports, trade surpluses, subsidies and capacity-utilization rates don’t by themselves prove excess capacity. The Ministry of Commerce on Tu... (more story)

Commerce must reconsider subsidy findings for Qatari melamine, US CIT finds July 27, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

The US Commerce Department must reconsider key parts of its final antisubsidy determination on melamine from Qatar, the Court of International Trade ruled, finding that Commerce failed to justify its calculati... (more story)

US trade court orders reevaluation of rate for corrosion-resistant steel products July 27, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The US Court of International Trade remanded the Commerce Department’s final determination on antidumping duties for certain Mexican corrosion-resistant steel products, ordering the department to reconsider it... (more story)

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Latest US trade salvo against Canada signals new stage of USMCA hardball July 29, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The steep tariffs on Canadian products imposed by the US last week add a new wrinkle to negotiations on the renewal of the US-Canada-Mexico Agreement, while the statute used to levy them is largely untested in... (more story)

US carves out exemptions, limits stacking with new global tariffs July 28, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The Trump administration's broad tariffs under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 include several carveouts and exemptions that ease the tariff landscape for importers and include major changes, despite US p... (more story)

Trump's forced-labor duties illegal, unconstitutional, US businesses say in suit July 27, 2026 | Bradley Dress

A coalition of small businesses have challenged the Trump administration's latest tariffs under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, claiming the duties on more than 60 countries — allegedly imposed to address f... (more story)

Forced-labor tariffs from US prompt pushback, face uncertain legal trajectory July 24, 2026 | Zack Budryk, Clayton Vickers

The Section 301 tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on more than 60 countries may weather legal scrutiny better than those issued under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act that were struck... (more story)

Turnberry enters year two as EU-US trade talks move beyond tariffs July 23, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet and Oscar Pandiello

One year after the Turnberry deal defused a trans-Atlantic tariff dispute, EU-US trade talks are shifting from implementing tariff commitments to more contentious negotiations over additional market access, di... (more story)

Trump creates new legal battle with Section 338 tariffs on Canada July 22, 2026 | Bradley Dress and Eliana Hubacker

President Donald Trump this week invoked a novel law to implement sweeping tariffs on Canada, setting up what is likely a major legal clash over the interpretation of the statute and its evidentiary burden. Tr... (more story)

US judge eases tariff refund process but uncertainty remain July 21, 2026 | Bradley Dress, Zack Budryk

The US trade court has eased the government tariff refund process on "finally liquidated" entries for importers, but major questions remain over how small businesses and importers without a court order can get... (more story)

US Section 122 tariffs expire Friday, setting up uncertain future July 20, 2026 | Bradley Dress

President Donald Trump's temporary 10 percent global tariffs under Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act will expire Friday, ushering in a new era of uncertainty across the trading world as expected new duties wil... (more story)