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Malaysia commits over $240 billion in trade, investment to secure US tariff relief
Malaysia has pledged more than $240 billion in investment and procurement with the US — anchored by $150 billion in high-tech goods and $70 billion in capital flows... (more story)
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Nvidia summoned by China over H20 chip security concerns amid trade talks
China’s Internet regulator has summoned Nvidia over security risks tied to the H20 computing chips it sells in the country, in a move that highlights Beijing’s vigi... (more story)
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EU’s energy import promises to US are unrealistic and incoherent, analysts warn
An EU pledge to boost energy imports from the US to $250 billion per year over three years has drawn some sharp criticism. While the European Commission defends the... (more story)
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The EU will suspend its 93 billion-euro tariff package against the US for six months following the July 27 trade deal, the European Commission said today. Talks are ongoing to finalize a joint statement, with ... (more story)
Malaysia has pledged more than $240 billion in investment and procurement with the US — anchored by $150 billion in high-tech goods and $70 billion in capital flows — in an effort to reduce its trade surplus a... (more story)
The US Commerce Department improperly denied a deadline extension request from Jindal Poly, the sole respondent in the 2021 administrative review of the antisubsidy duty order on Indian polyethylene terephthal... (more story)
Malaysia has emerged from tariff negotiations with the US on relatively strong footing: Its 19 percent rate is roughly in line with most other Southeast Asian countries, the government says it held firm on all... (more story)
India's Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal affirmed the nation's commitment to protecting its interests, particularly for farmers, workers and entrepreneurs, as the US imposed a 25 percent tariff on Indian g... (more story)
The US Court of International Trade today mostly sustained a Commerce Department country-of-origin determination in a case covering a 1994 antidumping order on pencils from China, ruling against a US importer ... (more story)
The Senate Finance Committee today considered the nomination of Bryan Switzer as deputy US Trade Representative, with the committee’s Democratic minority using the hearing to condemn President Donald Trump’s t... (more story)
Judges with the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit today raised concerns about the regulatory framework behind President Donald Trump’s tariff authorities, as the counsel for Democratic states and sma... (more story)
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The Trump administration’s new 50 percent tariffs on copper and derivative products add to a growing list of sectoral duties, stacking with other metal tariffs to hit common goods and requiring additional mate... (more story)
As part of a broader effort to impose his will on Brazil’s government, US President Donald Trump put a Brazilian high court judge on a blacklist targeting human rights abusers around the world. The measures pu... (more story)
Tomorrow's deadline for the bulk of the “Liberation Day” tariffs announced by the White House in April will usher in a new era of US trade, with more than a dozen countries now subject to high tariff rates, ev... (more story)
Representatives from Google, Meta and Amazon met with Brazil’s vice president, and a US official has engaged in discussions with a Brazil mining organization in an effort to resolve US President Donald Trump's... (more story)
An EU pledge to boost energy imports from the US to $250 billion per year over three years has drawn some sharp criticism. While the European Commission defends the deal as the best possible, given threats of ... (more story)
South Korea’s basic artificial intelligence act is facing intensified calls for revision, as experts at a ruling party-hosted conference in Seoul raised concerns about stifled innovation and potential trade fr... (more story)
US President Donald Trump is using two separate trade tools — one meant to promote fair competition, the other aimed at national security — as part of an effort to bolster the US lumber industry.
President Donald Trump has vowed to win the race for artificial intelligence, but his trade and tariff policies could complicate the effort as powering AI relies on an extensive supply chain that faces signifi... (more story)