A set of presidential orders uses emergency trade authority to impose reciprocal tariffs designed to force foreign tariff reciprocity, raise revenue, and nudge market access. The measures rely on interagency…
A new set of executive orders uses emergency powers and established trade statutes to impose baseline and country‑specific tariffs as a lever for fair‑trade enforcement. Implementation combines IEEPA proclamations, Section…
A coordinated package of tariffs, tax breaks and targeted credits is intended to make production in the United States comparatively attractive. The centerpiece is a 10 percent baseline duty with…
A package of tariffs, regulatory shifts, and tax incentives aims to shrink the U.S. goods deficit by raising the cost of imports and encouraging production on American soil. The announced…
A reciprocal 10 percent baseline tariff, a 25 percent duty on autos, and a proposed levy on electronics tied to their semiconductor content form the spine of a new trade…
A multi‑tool trade push combines reciprocal tariffs, emergency border levies and Section 232 probes with procurement and enforcement changes. Implementation uses presidential proclamations, emergency powers and Commerce‑led investigations while agencies…
A proposed tariff that targets the semiconductor content of imported electronics would tie duties to the most valuable part of modern devices while advancing reshoring goals under an ongoing national…
Reciprocity sits at the center of a new trade push that pairs an emergency tariff on most Canadian imports with a broader plan to match foreign barriers. The approach leans…
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…
