The U.S. will impose 40% tariffs on goods suspected of transshipment via third countries to evade duties. Learn how new enforcement measures target metals, auto parts, solar panels, and more. Update as of July 31, 2025 The White House has issued a new directive strengthening enforcement against transshipment used to avoid tariffs. According to the…
Overview In a significant escalation of its trade policy, the United States government has issued formal notifications of new tariff measures targeting two of its top trading partners — Canada and Brazil. Effective from August 15, 2025, goods originating from Canada will face a 35% import duty, while Brazilian-origin goods will incur a 40% tariff….
📌 Summary On July 27, 2025, the United States and the European Union reached a landmark trade agreement, marking a major development in global trade negotiations. President Donald Trump announced that the deal includes a 15% tariff on EU goods entering the U.S. market, while the EU committed to substantial increases in investments, energy imports,…
Since returning to the White House, President Donald Trump has exhibited a more flexible approach toward U.S.–China relations. Recent moves signal a shift from aggressive tariffs to strategic engagement — aiming to balance national security concerns with America’s economic interests. As global markets watch closely, this evolving dynamic is shaping not only bilateral trade but…
In a bold strategic pivot, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has begun to reap the rewards of its cost-cutting transformation in fiscal year 2025. According to the latest audit report released by the USPS Office of Inspector General, the postal service successfully replaced FedEx with UPS as its primary air cargo contractor—leading to a…
Between July 4 and July 7, 2025, the United States officially issued tariff notifications to several trading partners, announcing significant new duty rates on all imports from those countries. The new measures, introduced as part of a broader reassessment of trade relationships and domestic economic protections, mark a substantial shift in U.S. import policy and…
📌 Overview In a significant disruption to North American cross-border logistics, Canada Post has suspended the processing of all inbound and outbound international parcels. The decision stems from a combination of labor disputes, staffing shortages, and mounting delivery backlogs. This action is expected to have far-reaching impacts on e-commerce, retail fulfillment, and global supply chains….
Introduction In April 2025, the U.S. government announced a sweeping set of tariff increases targeting a range of international trading partners—dubbed the “Liberation Day Tariffs”. This move escalated global trade tensions and prompted a fresh round of economic analysis on its long-term implications. A recent working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research…
In recent days, several countries and regions have reported new developments in tariff-related negotiations with the United States, reflecting a dynamic and evolving landscape in international trade. From China to India, discussions are intensifying around not only tariffs but also broader strategic trade issues. Below is a summary of the latest diplomatic and economic movements….
On May 20 local time, the G7 Finance Ministers’ Meeting officially opened in Banff, Alberta, Canada. At the opening press conference, Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne revealed that G7 countries have begun discussions on imposing tariffs on low-value Chinese goods. The move aims to curb the oversupply of Chinese products and coordinate efforts among member…
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