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US DOJ identifies new targets in trade compliance probes
The US Department of Justice is planning to widen its enforcement of trade compliance by going after more key actors involved in duty evasion, including those who h... (more story)
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Iran offensive could unlock new UW trade powers for Trump after court setback
Weeks after the US Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump from using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to levy tariffs, the US military ... (more story)
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Democrat-led US states file challenge to Trump tariffs under Section 122
Two dozen Democratic state attorneys general on Thursday filed a lawsuit in the US Court of International Trade seeking to block President Donald Trump’s use of Sec... (more story)
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The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit appeared mostly skeptical Friday of a Turkish steel producer’s claim that the International Trade Commission erred when it decided against reopening the record t... (more story)
A three-judge panel at the US Court of International Trade struggled Friday to nail down how exactly a balance-of-payments deficit is meant to be calculated and measured for the purposes of invoking Section 122 tariffs.
A full disruption of Russian pipeline flows combined with constrained LNG supply could significantly lower gas storage levels, warned a report of the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas, ... (more story)
EU Trade Commissioner Maros Šefčovič said the European Commission is committed to exploring all options to help the silicon-metal industry, including via trade-defense tools. The statement issued Friday comes ... (more story)
Changes have been made to EU import tariff codes to ensure the bloc's steel safeguard measure remains effective, with the European Commission on Friday publishing modifications to the 2019 regulation implement... (more story)
Hong Kong will spend HK$1.8 billion ($230 million) subsidizing diesel prices to mitigate oil spikes linked to the Middle East conflict, with the city's antitrust regulator tasked with ensuring fuel companies d... (more story)
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Thursday appeared skeptical of a nonprofit law firm’s push to compel Customs and Border Protection to respond to a petition to review alleged forced labor in ... (more story)
The US Court of International Trade on Wednesday sustained the Commerce Department’s 2021 review of an antidumping order on hot-rolled steel flat products from Japan, ruling that Japanese laws do not prevent t... (more story)
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Tariffs on pharmaceutical imports announced by the US government last week contain broad exemptions that will likely prevent them from raising major revenues, but they send a broader signal about the administr... (more story)
EU countries want to quickly wrap up the two legislative proposals to implement the EU-US trade deal, but lawmakers' push for tougher safeguards against backtracking by the Trump administration could slow the ... (more story)
The Trump administration’s revisions for Section 232 duties on steel, aluminum and copper will ease the customs process and eliminate a wide-ranging scope for derivative goods. But the move will likely not off... (more story)
EU countries are adopting a patchwork of measures to counter energy price spikes driven by the war in Iran, including tax cuts and fuel subsidies. Analysts warn these interventions risk weakening price signals... (more story)
A year after President Trump announced sweeping reciprocal tariffs on nearly every US trading partner, the fate of the replacement tariffs remains uncertain, and updated data shows the overall US trade deficit... (more story)
The European Union’s passage of a delayed free trade agreement with the US, seemingly resolving a standoff with Washington, could portend some smoothing of US-EU tensions, but the US’s recent announcement of w... (more story)
The EU’s customs overhaul will put pressure on e-commerce marketplaces as it weakens their long-used intermediary status. Under the new model, agreed last week by EU policymakers, platforms involved in distanc... (more story)
A World Trade Organization ministerial meeting broke up early on Monday with no conclusions on the increasingly urgent question of how to effectively reform the global trade body itself. That raised questions ... (more story)