#trade policy

US Supreme Court rules Trump exceeded authority under emergency economic powers, dealing major blow to signature trade policy. What this means for global markets and consumers.

US trade commission launches comprehensive review of USMCA automotive rules of origin. Winners, losers, and unintended consequences explained.

Behind the FT paywall lies a heated debate about trade deficits. We break down why economists are divided and what it means for your wallet.

Federal Reserve research shows US businesses and consumers bore nearly 90% of Trump's tariff costs in 2025, contradicting claims that foreign companies would pay.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reveals the Supreme Court faces complex legal issues in ruling on Trump's reciprocal tariffs, with global trade implications hanging in the balance.

The US plans to exempt major tech companies from upcoming chip tariffs while smaller firms face the full burden. What does this mean for market competition?

After years of tariffs and tensions, Chinese automakers like Geely are finding ways into the US market. What does this mean for American consumers and the auto industry?

South Korea's ruling party promises to pass massive U.S. investment legislation by late February as Trump threatens to raise tariffs over legislative delays.

Japan's massive US investment pledge begins with synthetic diamond production and Hitachi power projects. Are these strategic moves or expensive insurance against Trump's tariffs?

Treasury Secretary clarifies that the $350B Korea trade deal doesn't exist without legislative approval, as tariff threats loom over delayed ratification.

As Trump announces plans to raise tariffs on Korean goods to 25%, Seoul opts for explanatory diplomacy to address Washington's concerns over delayed investment legislation.

Korean automaker stocks recovered from sharp early losses following Trump's tariff comments. What this volatility reveals about market resilience and the future of global auto trade.