Trump Administration Races to Rebuild US Tariff Wall
With a July 24 deadline looming after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, the Trump administration scrambles to find new legal pathways.
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With a July 24 deadline looming after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, the Trump administration scrambles to find new legal pathways.
China unveils major e-commerce law revision with gig worker protections, revenue-based fines up to 5%, and new trade countermeasures.
A People's Daily analysis warns the EU's Industrial Accelerator Act could backfire, harming European competitiveness through protectionist measures.
Trump promised a foreign investment boom driven by tariff threats. Now a strong dollar, high rates, and global uncertainty push capital away.
China's first outbound investment regulation takes effect, streamlining approvals while strengthening risk management and national security.
Belgian PM Bart De Wever leads EU push for tougher trade defense instruments against China as the bloc's trade deficit hits €360 billion.
European Commission agrees on tougher China trade policy, prompting Beijing to vow retaliation and escalating tensions between the two economic powers.
China issues first urban renewal five-year plan as logistics surge, trade-in policies boost consumption, and economists debate export rebate cuts.
Chinese economists call for targeted cuts to export tax rebates after the trade surplus hit a record $1.2 trillion, sparking debate over export-led growth.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced a public comment process to determine which Chinese imports qualify for lower tariffs.
China to expand autonomous opening of telecom, healthcare and other service sectors under the 15th Five-Year Plan, signaling market liberalization.
The Trump administration has refunded $20.6 billion in IEEPA tariffs, with $85 billion in total refunds being processed after the Supreme Court ruling.