Tariffs

Most tariff refunds facing denial if importers don’t opt in

The agency has previously said that it will reject non-electronic refund requests

President Trump is seeking to restore his tariff wall using different authorities.

Bessent says Trump’s tariff rates could be restored by July

PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s tariffs may be restored by July to the levels in place before the Supreme Court struck down many of his levies, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

The latest lawsuits did not challenge other Trump tariffs made under more traditional legal authority, such as recent levies on steel, aluminium and copper imports.

US trade court challenges Trump’s basis for 10% global tariffs

The US president has made tariffs a central pillar of his second-term foreign policy

Refund declarations will be limited to the official importer-of-record or their customs broker, and the filer must already have an account set up with CBP’s Automated Commercial Environment.

Tariff refund tool will go live on April 20, US customs says

CBP has been providing updates to the court on the Cape process, seeking to detail how it will handle that challenge

A recovery in China’s manufacturing sector might surprise Trump following the anniversary of his “Liberation Day” tariff rollout.

How one factory in China learned to live with Trump, US tariffs and turmoil

Economists and industry executives expect the US president’s visit to extend a detente between the two rivals

A steel worker stands amid sparks of raw iron coming from a blast furnace at a ThyssenKrupp steel factory in Duisburg, Germany, Nov 5, 2025.

US set to roll out tiered tariffs on steel, aluminum imports

Tariffs will be shifted from content to the full value of the imported product

Toyota has announced plans to invest US$10 billion in the US over the next five years but only offered details on about US$2 billion.

Automakers plan billions in US investments but seek clear trade rules

Uncertainty about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is delaying investment decisions

Canada struck a tariff deal with China in January that allows China to export electric vehicles to Canada at a much lower tariff rate, with an initial quota of 49,000 vehicles in 12 months.

Chinese cars can’t cross from Canada to US, Trump’s envoy says

THE US won’t allow Chinese electric cars from Canada to enter its market, President Donald Trump’s ambassador in Ottawa said, after a January deal in which Prime Minister Mark Carney lowered tariffs o...

ICC secretary-general John Denton says that restoring the WTO’s digital trade moratorium must be an immediate priority.

WTO talks end with no deal to extend e-commerce tariff ban

Without an agreement, the prohibition expires at the end of March

The US consumer now pays about a third of the cost and over the longer term, this share could rise to over half as US firms exhaust their ability to absorb costs, the ECB said.

US consumers, importers take biggest hit from tariffs, ECB study finds

Study shows exporters to the US are absorbing only a small fraction of higher tariff-related costs