Trump Threatens to ‘Unwind’ Trade Deals if He Loses Tariff Case
President Trump warns he may undo trade deals with the EU, Japan and South Korea if the Supreme Court overturns his tariffs, triggering major shifts in global trade.
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US on Losing Side of Tariff War, Polish Economist Warns
Polish economist Bartlomiej E. Nowak warns US tariffs will backfire as trade reroutes to Asia, boosting hubs like Vietnam and raising costs for American consumers.
US Tariffs Are Fueling Price Hikes – Here’s the Lowdown
US tariffs on imports are quietly fueling inflation, from electronics to energy. Learn how price hikes are affecting consumers and what it means for global markets.
U.S. Ends $800 De Minimis Exemption, Small Businesses Feel the Pinch
U.S. President Trump’s executive order ends the $800 de minimis exemption on Aug 29, so all packages to the U.S. face duties. Small businesses warn of higher costs.
Tariff Shock: US Back-to-School Costs Soar
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland and beyond are driving up US back-to-school expenses—from crayons to laptops, families face a new ‘school tax’.
Why Global Postal Services Are Pausing US Parcel Deliveries
Major postal services from India, Korea, Italy and beyond are suspending parcel deliveries to the US as duty-free exemption ends on August 29. Here’s a quick rundown.
Fed Stands Firm at Jackson Hole as Tariffs Start to Bite
At Jackson Hole, the Fed vows to keep interest rates high as US tariffs push up prices and shake global markets.
US Warned: 300% Chip Tariffs Could Disrupt Global Supply
US President Trump’s plan for 300% tariffs on semiconductors could hit the global chip ecosystem hard, warns a US think tank.
Global Postal Operators Pause US Shipments as De Minimis Relief Ends
Postal operators worldwide are halting shipments to the US after the end of the low-value parcel tariff relief, impacting e-commerce and mail services.
U.S. Tariffs Spark Import Price Surge, Consumers Foot the Bill
50% steel and aluminum tariffs in the U.S. drove import prices up from June to July, and businesses and consumers are bearing the extra cost.