#International Trade

Brazil's Congress unanimously ratifies the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, but European farmers protest and France demands safeguards in this $22 trillion market integration.

Trump threatens to halt US-Spain trade over defense spending shortfall. A warning shot to NATO allies or genuine economic leverage?

US-Israel strikes on Iran leave Chinese exporters with stalled shipments, delayed payments, and unreachable clients, forcing a rethink of Middle East expansion strategies.

EU trade chief calls for faster trade probes and WTO reform as Brussels confronts China's overcapacity, subsidies, and massive trade deficit. The bloc seeks new tools beyond year-long investigations.

Despite Supreme Court striking down emergency tariffs, Trump warns of 'much higher' tariffs using alternative legal authorities. What this means for global trade.

Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, but he fired back with a 15% global levy. $175 billion in potential refunds and renewed trade war risks analyzed.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz heads to Beijing this week, confronting the gap between his previous warnings about China dependency and current economic realities.

EU firmly rejects any US tariff increases after Supreme Court ruling, setting stage for potential trade war as Trump prepares to take office with aggressive tariff agenda.

An EU parliamentarian urges delaying US trade agreement votes following Trump's tariff threats, as European businesses brace for potential trade war fallout.

Businesses celebrate legal victories against Trump-era tariffs, but actual refunds face lengthy delays and bureaucratic hurdles, creating cash flow challenges.

The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Trump's sweeping tariffs exceeded presidential authority, potentially triggering $130bn in refunds and reshaping executive power limits.

The Supreme Court strikes down Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, marking a significant limitation on executive power and reshaping the future of US trade policy.