A recent administration blueprint shifts U.S. trade policy toward tariff reciprocity and stepped‑up enforcement. The proposal calls for matching foreign tariff levels, reforming Section 337 at the USITC, broadening CFIUS…
A new executive order declares persistent goods trade deficits a national emergency, sets a 10 percent baseline tariff adjustable by country and sector, and tasks DHS and Commerce with enforcement…
The administration’s fair‑trade push couples a 90‑day tariff pause with stepped‑up negotiations on China, positioning the move as a path from penalty to parity. Treasury and USTR lead the talks,…
This article details the Trump Administration’s fair trade and tariff retaliation initiatives, framing them as common-sense solutions to foreign economic threats. Through aggressive executive orders, new bureaucratic structures, and increased…
The Trump administration's reciprocal tariff policy aims to address trade imbalances by imposing tariffs on imports from countries with higher tariffs on U.S. goods. While designed to protect domestic industries,…
The Trump administration has implemented strategic tariff measures to enforce fair trade practices and protect American industries, addressing trade imbalances and ensuring equitable international trade.
The Trump administration has implemented tariffs to enforce fair trade practices and protect American industries, leading to complex international trade relations and reciprocal actions from affected countries.
In a bold move to strengthen domestic manufacturing, President Trump has introduced a 10% tariff on all imports, effective April 2, 2025. The policy targets goods from major trade partners…
