Trade Policy
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Sumitomo Electric Industries develops ultrahard tools with 80% less tungsten
Japan's Sumitomo Electric Industries is broadening its lineup of ultrahard tools with 80% less tungsten content. The move aims to cut reliance on China, as Chinese export curbs on the critical metal p
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Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, responding to a Bloomberg reporter's question at a regular press conference
Confirmed: "Guo Jiakun" is correct. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, responding to a Bloomberg reporter's question at a regular press conference, said China has always believed that t
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The Trump administration announced a 90-day suspension of some beef tariffs in late August 2026, a move aimed at lowering consumer prices
The Trump administration announced a 90-day suspension of some beef tariffs in late August 2026, a move aimed at lowering consumer prices, but which caused U.S. cattle auction prices to plummet, tempo
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Trump Sued Over 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods, Challenging 1930s Law
A new lawsuit filed Tuesday by Gellert Global Group challenges President Donald Trump's July invocation of Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian hockey sticks, wine,
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Chinese Carmakers Accelerate European Production Plans to Bypass EU Tariffs and Import Quotas on EVs
Chinese carmakers are ramping up local production in Europe to circumvent new EU import quotas on hybrid electric vehicles (EVs) and existing tariffs on pure EVs. This follows an October 9 agreement b
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Germany and France have unveiled a joint "Made in Europe" stance for the automotive industry: tightening the definition to include only the 27 EU member states and requiring R&D, aiming to pressure Chinese car manufacturers to invest and produce in Europe.
Germany and France have unveiled a joint "Made in Europe" stance for the automotive industry: tightening the definition to include only the 27 EU member states and requiring R&D, aiming to pressure Ch
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China to restrict exports of some solar technologies to maintain tech edge amid US, India manufacturing push
China to restrict exports of some solar technologies to maintain tech edge amid US, India manufacturing push
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Talk of China's backdoor bond-buying swirls amid $600 billion buildup in US debt securities
Talk of China's backdoor bond-buying swirls amid $600 billion buildup in US debt securities. DoubleLine's Vitaliy Liberman observed peculiar trends in foreign ownership of US debt, potentially linked
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EU hybrid curbs to offer only temporary respite against Chinese carmakers
Some western executives warn that the measures will only briefly protect European companies.
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Bloomberg: Bolsonaro's stronger-than-expected performance in Brazilian presidential election signals potential shift in commodity trade policies
Bloomberg analysis suggests that the unexpected first-round results of Brazil's presidential election, marked by the strong performance of the Bolsonaro family, signal potential adjustments to the cou
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Former Treasury Secretary Yellen calls for retaliation against Trump tariffs, citing economic harm
Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen criticized Trump’s treatment of U.S. allies as “appalling” and urged Canada and other countries to retaliate against protectionist measures rather than “accept t
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Financial Times Analysis: Trump's Mandate on Diesel Exports Will Not Strengthen US Power
The Financial Times analyzed that Donald Trump's mandatory diesel export measures would not strengthen US power, pointing to demand-destructive responses during the 1973 Arab oil embargo as evidence o
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Russian Deputy PM Novak: Russia will be considering partially lifting diesel exports restrictions
Russian Deputy PM Novak: Russia will be considering partially lifting diesel exports restrictions
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USTR Greer: US will announce countermeasures against China's overproduction within weeks
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told Nikkei Asia on Thursday that Washington plans to unveil countermeasures against overproduction from China, Japan, and elsewhere within "weeks," stating th
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Russia’s Oil Export Windfall Eroded by Ban on Diesel Shipments
Russia's oil export windfall has been undermined by diesel export curbs, which offset the impact of rising crude shipments and soaring prices.
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Donald Trump reiterated that U.S. interest rates should be lowered to 1% or less, and stated that ceasing trade with countries running trade deficits could generate at least $1.5 trillion annually.
Donald Trump stated that the U.S. has "the best credit in the world" and its economy is "booming" due to new investments. He believes that if the U.S. stopped trading with most countries with which it
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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen and nearly 50 economists have co-signed an amicus brief, stating that Donald Trump's invocation of the "balance of payments" clause to impose global tariffs exceeds his authority.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and nearly 50 economists jointly submitted an amicus brief on September 9, arguing that the Trump administration's invocation of Section 122 of the 1974 Tra
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Kenya's Trade Minister warns foreigners against misusing visas for trade, government to close unlicensed small businesses
Kenya's Trade Minister, Lee Kinyanjui, has warned foreign nationals that visa-free entry does not grant the right to work, stating that the government will shut down unlicensed small businesses operat
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US Rep. Stevens Says Canadian Tariffs Are Squeezing Michigan Manufacturers, Proposes $1,700 Household Relief
Michigan Representative Haley Stevens (D) stated on Bloomberg This Weekend that escalating US tariffs on Canadian goods are increasing costs and creating uncertainty for manufacturers in her district,
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proposed a growth agenda of "deregulation, rebalancing, and debt restructuring" at the G20 meeting.
According to Axios, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent placed growth at the core of the U.S. agenda at the G20 meeting, with specific proposals including: calling for broader deregulation among G20
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White House: US President to increase lean beef trimming import quota by 300,000 metric tons, citing rising beef prices and 75-year low cattle herd
White House: US President to increase lean beef trimming import quota by 300,000 metric tons, citing rising beef prices and 75-year low cattle herd. This action follows a previous increase of 80,000 m
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells AP that Ronald Reagan would be 'throwing up' over Trump’s trade policies.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells AP that Ronald Reagan would be 'throwing up' over Trump’s trade policies.
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White House: Ford Motor Company to move Lincoln production back to the U.S., while General Motors, Honda, and several other automakers also expand domestic production in response to Donald Trump's trade policies
The White House announced that Ford Motor Company declared it would move the production of Lincoln models back to the United States, gradually stop importing from China, and create thousands of new Am
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US President issues proclamation to adjust imports of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and components, citing national security threat
The proclamation follows a Commerce Secretary investigation which found that UAS and component imports threaten US national security. The Secretary recommended high ad valorem duties on UAS with a max
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Sumitomo Electric Industries develops ultrahard tools with 80% less tungsten
Japan's Sumitomo Electric Industries is broadening its lineup of ultrahard tools with 80% less tungsten content. The move aims to cut reliance on China, as Chinese export curbs on the critical metal p
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Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, responding to a Bloomberg reporter's question at a regular press conference
Confirmed: "Guo Jiakun" is correct. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun, responding to a Bloomberg reporter's question at a regular press conference, said China has always believed that t
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The Trump administration announced a 90-day suspension of some beef tariffs in late August 2026, a move aimed at lowering consumer prices
The Trump administration announced a 90-day suspension of some beef tariffs in late August 2026, a move aimed at lowering consumer prices, but which caused U.S. cattle auction prices to plummet, tempo
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Trump Sued Over 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods, Challenging 1930s Law
A new lawsuit filed Tuesday by Gellert Global Group challenges President Donald Trump's July invocation of Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian hockey sticks, wine,
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Chinese Carmakers Accelerate European Production Plans to Bypass EU Tariffs and Import Quotas on EVs
Chinese carmakers are ramping up local production in Europe to circumvent new EU import quotas on hybrid electric vehicles (EVs) and existing tariffs on pure EVs. This follows an October 9 agreement b
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Germany and France have unveiled a joint "Made in Europe" stance for the automotive industry: tightening the definition to include only the 27 EU member states and requiring R&D, aiming to pressure Chinese car manufacturers to invest and produce in Europe.
Germany and France have unveiled a joint "Made in Europe" stance for the automotive industry: tightening the definition to include only the 27 EU member states and requiring R&D, aiming to pressure Ch
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China to restrict exports of some solar technologies to maintain tech edge amid US, India manufacturing push
China to restrict exports of some solar technologies to maintain tech edge amid US, India manufacturing push
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Talk of China's backdoor bond-buying swirls amid $600 billion buildup in US debt securities
Talk of China's backdoor bond-buying swirls amid $600 billion buildup in US debt securities. DoubleLine's Vitaliy Liberman observed peculiar trends in foreign ownership of US debt, potentially linked
-
EU hybrid curbs to offer only temporary respite against Chinese carmakers
Some western executives warn that the measures will only briefly protect European companies.
-
Bloomberg: Bolsonaro's stronger-than-expected performance in Brazilian presidential election signals potential shift in commodity trade policies
Bloomberg analysis suggests that the unexpected first-round results of Brazil's presidential election, marked by the strong performance of the Bolsonaro family, signal potential adjustments to the cou
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Former Treasury Secretary Yellen calls for retaliation against Trump tariffs, citing economic harm
Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen criticized Trump’s treatment of U.S. allies as “appalling” and urged Canada and other countries to retaliate against protectionist measures rather than “accept t
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Financial Times Analysis: Trump's Mandate on Diesel Exports Will Not Strengthen US Power
The Financial Times analyzed that Donald Trump's mandatory diesel export measures would not strengthen US power, pointing to demand-destructive responses during the 1973 Arab oil embargo as evidence o
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Russian Deputy PM Novak: Russia will be considering partially lifting diesel exports restrictions
Russian Deputy PM Novak: Russia will be considering partially lifting diesel exports restrictions
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USTR Greer: US will announce countermeasures against China's overproduction within weeks
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told Nikkei Asia on Thursday that Washington plans to unveil countermeasures against overproduction from China, Japan, and elsewhere within "weeks," stating th
-
Russia’s Oil Export Windfall Eroded by Ban on Diesel Shipments
Russia's oil export windfall has been undermined by diesel export curbs, which offset the impact of rising crude shipments and soaring prices.
-
Donald Trump reiterated that U.S. interest rates should be lowered to 1% or less, and stated that ceasing trade with countries running trade deficits could generate at least $1.5 trillion annually.
Donald Trump stated that the U.S. has "the best credit in the world" and its economy is "booming" due to new investments. He believes that if the U.S. stopped trading with most countries with which it
-
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen and nearly 50 economists have co-signed an amicus brief, stating that Donald Trump's invocation of the "balance of payments" clause to impose global tariffs exceeds his authority.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and nearly 50 economists jointly submitted an amicus brief on September 9, arguing that the Trump administration's invocation of Section 122 of the 1974 Tra
-
Kenya's Trade Minister warns foreigners against misusing visas for trade, government to close unlicensed small businesses
Kenya's Trade Minister, Lee Kinyanjui, has warned foreign nationals that visa-free entry does not grant the right to work, stating that the government will shut down unlicensed small businesses operat
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US Rep. Stevens Says Canadian Tariffs Are Squeezing Michigan Manufacturers, Proposes $1,700 Household Relief
Michigan Representative Haley Stevens (D) stated on Bloomberg This Weekend that escalating US tariffs on Canadian goods are increasing costs and creating uncertainty for manufacturers in her district,
-
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proposed a growth agenda of "deregulation, rebalancing, and debt restructuring" at the G20 meeting.
According to Axios, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent placed growth at the core of the U.S. agenda at the G20 meeting, with specific proposals including: calling for broader deregulation among G20
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White House: US President to increase lean beef trimming import quota by 300,000 metric tons, citing rising beef prices and 75-year low cattle herd
White House: US President to increase lean beef trimming import quota by 300,000 metric tons, citing rising beef prices and 75-year low cattle herd. This action follows a previous increase of 80,000 m
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells AP that Ronald Reagan would be 'throwing up' over Trump’s trade policies.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells AP that Ronald Reagan would be 'throwing up' over Trump’s trade policies.
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White House: Ford Motor Company to move Lincoln production back to the U.S., while General Motors, Honda, and several other automakers also expand domestic production in response to Donald Trump's trade policies
The White House announced that Ford Motor Company declared it would move the production of Lincoln models back to the United States, gradually stop importing from China, and create thousands of new Am
-
US President issues proclamation to adjust imports of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and components, citing national security threat
The proclamation follows a Commerce Secretary investigation which found that UAS and component imports threaten US national security. The Secretary recommended high ad valorem duties on UAS with a max
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