Trump's Steel Tariffs Squeeze Tin Can Makers, Boost Steel Producers
Trump's steel tariffs squeeze America's tin can industry by raising production costs, while domestic steelmakers gain from protectionist measures.
Trump's steel tariffs squeeze America's tin can industry by raising production costs, while domestic steelmakers gain from protectionist measures.
The Supreme Court review of Section 301 tariffs injects fresh uncertainty into equity markets as investors assess the potential fallout from a…
The Trump administration's continued use of Section 301 to maintain tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese imports is straining U.S.-China trade, pressuring…
Oil prices surged over 3% after President Trump announced a 20% transit fee on Strait of Hormuz passages, fueling supply disruption fears…
The US declined to immediately place tariffs on aircraft and jet parts, offering short-term relief to the aviation industry amid ongoing trade…
EU's 'Made in Europe' procurement rules target Chinese dependency, lifting European stocks as Beijing considers trade countermeasures.
Senator Wyden argues Trump’s tariffs fail to combat forced labor, casting doubt on trade policy direction and potential market implications.
European Union unveils plan to cut soybean and oilseed imports for livestock, shifting to domestic alternatives to reduce supply chain vulnerability and…
Blue-collar Trump voters increasingly view tariffs as insufficient to halt factory job losses, raising political pressure on the administration’s trade agenda.
China and the US are negotiating tariff reductions on agricultural products such as soybeans and corn, boosting prospects for US farmers and…
EU deforestation rule exemption for pharma palm oil and soy seeds lifts agricultural stocks as compliance costs fall.
European steelmakers warn against carbon market weakening, citing risks to green investments and competitive balance with non-EU producers.