#Trade Policy

US senators are urging Trump to block Chinese automakers from manufacturing on American soil. It's a shift from tariffs to outright production bans—and it could reshape the entire global auto industry.

US business inventories fell unexpectedly in January. Whether that's a demand boom or a demand warning depends entirely on what happened next—and we don't know yet.

The sixth round of US-China trade talks ended its first day in Paris without a breakthrough. What does the quiet tell us — and what's really at stake?

US and Chinese officials meet in Paris to prep for a Xi-Trump summit in Beijing. Tariffs, soybeans, and rare earths are on the table — but the real stakes are much higher.

Tata Motors is selling an electric car for $7,000 in India, backed by protectionist tariffs. BYD and Tesla are locked out. Japanese automakers are falling behind. Who wins — and who pays the price?

US Customs admits its decades-old system can't process billions in Trump tariff refunds despite Supreme Court ruling. What happens when analog government meets digital-age commerce?

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the US government over Trump's tariffs, demanding refunds with interest. This legal battle reveals deeper questions about trade policy and corporate rights.

American companies are battling the government for billions in tariff refunds after courts ruled Trump-era levies illegal, but Washington refuses to pay back the money.

24 states challenge Trump's 10% global tariffs as illegal workaround after Supreme Court ruling. $130bn in refunds at stake as constitutional power struggle unfolds

As Trump's tariffs strain US-India ties, New Delhi eyes the Trans-Pacific trade bloc. But can India's massive economy adapt to strict membership rules?

The US shifts from enforcement to managed trade with China, emphasizing reciprocity and balance. What does this mean for global businesses and supply chains?

President Trump publicly questions possibility of Supreme Court rehearing after emergency tariff ruling, facing potential $175 billion in refunds while implementing new duties.