India urges its automakers to cut reliance on imports from China
India is urging local carmakers to curb imports of electric-vehicle components and other automotive parts from China as Asia’s third-largest economy seeks to reshape its…
Ethiopia risks US trade access on Tigray rights violations
The humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia’s northern region could affect Ethiopia’s eligibility to export goods to the U.S. under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, according…
QB 21–302 2021 raw sugar TRQ increase and reporting extension
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced in the Federal Register Volume 86, No.161 (47284) dated August 24, 2021, an increase to the 2021…
NextEra wants to unmask anonymous group behind solar-tariff push
Clean-power giant NextEra Energy Inc. is asking the U.S. Commerce Department to either force an anonymous group of U.S. solar manufacturers to identify its members…
Chicago CBP seizes counterfeit DEA badges, again!
Just last weekend, U.S. Customs and Border Protections (CBP) officers at the Chicago International Mail Branch (IMF) seized eight Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) badges and…
Chinese billionaire-linked companies convicted of fraud in US
Six companies tied to Chinese billionaire Liu Zhongtian were convicted in the U.S. of disguising aluminum shipments to avoid paying $1.8 billion in customs duties…
Mexico warns of automaker exodus if car dispute not settled
Mexico is warning that the U.S. interpretation of the revamped North American free trade deal that also includes Canada could push automakers to abandon the…
Taiwan likely to stay on watchlist in next US FX report
Taiwan’s soaring trade surplus means it is likely to stay on the U.S. Treasury’s foreign exchange watchlist when the next report is released, continuing the…
India to resume Covid vaccine exports in 2022, official says
India will likely restart exporting Covid-19 vaccines next year once it has immunized its own adult population, the head of an influential government expert panel…
China eyes $1 trillion of minerals with risky bet on Taliban
When the U.S. invaded Afghanistan in 2001, the global economy looked a lot different: Tesla Inc. wasn’t a company, the iPhone didn’t exist and artificial…
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