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China updates its export control list, adding advanced battery technologies to restricted items while easing rules on architectural techniques, aiming to balance security with global cooperation.
Repeated delays of U.S. tariffs have weakened their impact, causing uncertainty in global markets and challenging President Trump’s goal of reshoring manufacturing jobs.
President Trump expands steel tariffs to include imported home appliances, setting the rate at 50%. The move impacts items like dishwashers and refrigerators, effective June 23.
US tariffs have reached their highest levels since 1936, warns OECD Chief Economist Alvaro S. Pereira, leading to global economic uncertainty and declining confidence.
The China Chamber of Commerce to the EU criticizes the EU’s decision to ban Chinese firms from medical device tenders, warning it could strain China-EU trade relations.
California Governor Gavin Newsom releases a national ad opposing former President Trump’s tariff policies, warning they threaten America’s economic standing.
Industry experts criticize President Trump’s plan to impose 100% tariffs on films produced abroad, warning it could harm the U.S. film industry and stifle creativity.
Investor Warren Buffett warns against using trade as a weapon, emphasizing global prosperity at Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting.
Major U.S. footwear companies, including Nike and Adidas, urge President Trump to exempt shoes from tariffs, warning that increased costs could severely impact businesses and consumers.
The U.S. ends the de minimis rule for imports under $800 from China, meaning low-value items will face taxes and inspections. Businesses and consumers may experience price hikes.