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EU trade surplus with US surged over last year despite trade friction June 13, 2025 | Zack Budryk

The European Union’s trade surplus with the US grew over the 12-month period ending in April despite ongoing trade tensions and tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, the Eurostat agency said today.

EU's Mercosur deal could be split to fast-track ratification of trade component June 13, 2025 | Joanna Sopinska

EU officials are considering splitting the EU-Mercosur partnership agreement's political and trade components to ease and speed up the ratification process for the latter part, MLex has learned. A similar move... (more story)

Brussels, Kyiv race to seal farm-quota deal with built-in safeguard June 13, 2025 | Joanna Sopinska

The EU aims to conclude talks with Ukraine on new agricultural import quotas by this summer, MLex has learned. The deal could ease access to the EU market for certain Ukrainian products, but it might also incl... (more story)

US golf cart manufacturers seek antidumping duties on Chinese imports June 12, 2025 | Zack Budryk

Representatives of the US golf cart manufacturing industry called on the International Trade Commission to impose antidumping and countervailing duties on Chinese imports at a hearing today.

Plywood producers call for US duty orders as stable alternative to Trump tariffs June 12, 2025 | Eliana Hubacker

Antidumping and antisubsidy duty orders would provide greater trade relief for the US hardwood and plywood domestic industry, as recent tariffs from the Trump administration are proving temporary, petitioners said.

US startup launches latest challenge to Trump tariffs June 12, 2025 | Bradley Dress

A Nevada skin-care startup company launched the latest challenge to President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, filing a proposed class action challenging a hefty import price it was forced to pay.

US EXIM bank chair nominee says countering Chinese subsidies to be a ‘focal point’ June 12, 2025 | Bradley Dress

President Trump's nominee to head the Export-Import Bank of the US said today that he will make countering China in global trade a “focal point” of his efforts at the export credit agency.

USCIT judge confirmed for agricultural leadership job in Trump administration June 11, 2025 | Bradley Dress

A US Court of International Trade judge has been confirmed to serve as the deputy secretary of Agriculture in the Trump administration.

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Venture firm relied on bad legal advice for work with Russian oligarch, US says June 13, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

A San Francisco venture capital firm turned to lawyers in 2018 for an opinion on whether US sanctions imposed on a Russian billionaire would apply to its investments. The advice GVA Capital received was incorr... (more story)

Tariff overlap leaves US steel, aluminum importers facing mounting costs June 11, 2025 | Eliana Hubacker and Bradley Dress

The Trump administration’s global trade war is ratcheting up costs and creating delays for importers who must pay up on several of US President Donald Trump’s overlapping tariffs.

Trump turnabout on China student visas renews trade secret threat June 11, 2025 | Nick Robertson

While some Republicans applauded the State Department’s promise last month to “aggressively retract” student visas from some Chinese citizens who study in the US, President Trump said today that visas are part... (more story)

'Revenge tax' in spending bill divides US Senate Republicans June 11, 2025 | Zack Budryk and Bradley Dress

A provision of the sweeping Republican spending and tax cut bill that would tax investments by foreign-owned firms is dividing the Senate GOP caucus, potentially putting its inclusion in the final package at risk.

US, China run into complex trade hurdles as deal talks stall June 03, 2025 | Bradley Dress

The US and China last month won a reprieve after they agreed to slash tariffs, but Washington and Beijing now face the reality of longstanding trade issues such as export controls and market restrictions that ... (more story)

As Trump tariffs face trade court block, never-used statute could save trade agenda June 03, 2025 | Eliana Hubacker

While US President Trump’s economic emergency tariffs have been at the mercy of the courts, the administration’s trade policy goals could still be achieved through a little-known statute that has never been us... (more story)

‘Buy European’ momentum is growing, but some EU industries question feasibility June 03, 2025 | Oscar Pandiello

Pressure to prioritize EU-made goods in public tenders and industrial policy is mounting, as some EU capitals and key industries see a “Buy European” strategy as essential to support decarbonization efforts. W... (more story)

Lower energy prices, special arbitration key to UK-EU deal on electricity market June 03, 2025 | Eleonora Rinaldi

The legal pathway for the UK to re-join the European Union’s internal electricity market may be straight forward if the two sides can agree on a dedicated arbitration mechanism, but political support for the m... (more story)