#Trade Policy
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Trump's America First policies promised job creation but delivered mixed results. A year later, we examine who really benefited from tariffs and deregulation—and who didn't.
US Commerce Department-aided foreign contracts reached $244 billion in 2025, driven by Boeing's massive gains. Explore how government advocacy is reshaping US export success.
Canadian PM Mark Carney's visit to Beijing marks the start of the Canada China Strategic Partnership 2026, diverging from US policy on EV tariffs and energy investment.
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[email protected]South Korean PM Kim Min-seok arrives in the US to negotiate semiconductor tariffs in 2026. Explore the details of the $350 billion investment deal.
Tesla is set to benefit as Canada opens its doors to Chinese-made EVs. Explore how Giga Shanghai imports will bolster Tesla's market share and margins in Canada.
U.S. big tech stocks like Apple and Nvidia dropped in European trading on Jan 19, 2026, following Donald Trump's tariff threats. Explore the impact on global supply chains.
US semiconductor tariffs are becoming a reality in 2026. Following Taiwan's $500 billion investment deal, South Korea faces pressure to match the benchmark or face 100% tariffs.
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[email protected]Canada has drastically reduced its import tax on Chinese EVs from 100% to 6.1%. Learn how BYD and Geely are entering North America amid U.S. security concerns.
Canada removes the 100% tariff on Chinese EV imports, replacing it with a 6.1% rate for the first 49,000 units. PM Mark Carney announced the move in Beijing.
The U.S. Supreme Court delayed its ruling on Jan 14, 2026, regarding Trump's reciprocal tariffs. Learn about the IEEPA legal battle and the $350B impact on South Korea.
Ford CEO Jim Farley warns that the USMCA trade deal with Mexico and Canada is essential for the auto industry's survival. Read how this affects car prices and stocks.
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[email protected]South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi reaffirmed Seoul's CPTPP bid during their Jan 2026 summit while discussing the ongoing seafood ban.