US spars with China over who subsidizes its industries the most
The US and China sparred over industrial subsidies at the World Trade Organization on Friday, with Beijing asking to set up a dispute panel to…
China’s made-in-Europe EVs pose new threat to region’s carmakers
Factories from Spain to Turkey are poised to churn out vehicles for Chinese companies, which hope to avoid huge new import tariffs.
World’s No. 2 citrus shipper renews WTO EU dispute-panel call
South Africa asked the World Trade Organization to set up two panels to examine what the nation says are “unscientific and discriminatory measures” placed on…
Ukraine urges Hong Kong not to help Russia bypass sanctions
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba asked Hong Kong’s leader John Lee to take measures to prevent Russia and its companies from using the city to…
Wall Street says a Trump Presidency could send oil prices lower
A US election victory for former president Donald Trump could send oil prices lower, according to some prominent Wall Street banks.
US seeks Mexico’s review of alleged denial of Workers’ Rights at Impro Industries Mexico, S. de R.L. de C.V.
For the seventh time in 2024, the United States has sought Mexico’s review under the USMCA’s Rapid Response Labor Mechanism.
USTR announces fiscal year 2025 WTO tariff-rate quota allocations for raw cane sugar, refined and specialty sugar and sugar-containing products
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) today announced the country-specific and first-come, first-served in-quota allocations of the tariff-rate quotas (TRQs) on imported raw…
US must crack down on illegal vapes from China, BAT CEO says
A wave of illegal vapes arriving in the US from China is hurting sales of legal cigarette alternatives, according to the chief executive officer of…
US backs Canada moving to close Chinese electric car ‘loophole’
The US ambassador to Canada said he’s encouraged by signs of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government closing a “loophole” that might have allowed Chinese-backed electric…
French power export curbs could boost prices for neighbors
French electricity grid limitations will constrain power exports from Monday for more than two months, threatening higher prices in neighboring countries.
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