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Daybreak Oct. 1: Court hears latest tariff arguments (opens the original)
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The Trump administration was in court once again Wednesday to make its case about the legality of its latest tariff regime. This time the administration is facing a legal challenge against the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative’s sweeping Section 301 tariffs. The July levies range from 10% to 12.5% and impact 60 economies, or 86 countries, for allegedly failing to enforce an import ban on goods made with forced labor. A panel of three judges at the U.S. Court of International Trade heard or
Daybreak Sept. 30: Tariff case to be argued in ITC (opens the original)
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The International Court of Trade will hear oral arguments today in a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's Section 301 tariffs on 60 economies for allegedly failing to prevent the import of goods made using forced labor. The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative undertook a sweeping investigation at breakneck speed to ensure the administration had no breaks in its tariff agenda. The levies replaced the administration’s global tariffs that were first imposed using the International Eme
Ag equipment manufacturers face higher steel costs amid tariffs (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s tariffs are a cornerstone of his presidency, promoted as a way to reshore American manufacturing and incentivize buying American, but agriculture manufacturers have seen both domestic and international steel prices go up in near lockstep. Keith Johnson, president of the Kondex Corporation, and Aurelius Chaves Jr., the president and owner of Midland Machinery, have a similar predicament: Both face high steel prices. Johnson sources his steel from the United States while C
Daybreak: Sept. 29: Canada import ban in effect (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s import ban on Canadian whey, alcohol and motorcycles went into effect today, and the trade war with Canada doesn't appear to be close to a resolution. Canada has been building new relationships abroad in a bid to reduce reliance on U.S. trade. The administration justified the trade war because Canada’s isolated dairy sector shuts out U.S. dairy from the market despite a trilateral trade agreement that was intended to carve out more market access for the industry. The U.S
White House releases '30-for-30' China framework to reduce tariffs (opens the original)
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The White House has released a list of goods due to receive reciprocal tariff reductions under a U.S.-China Board of framework, which would affect $60 billion in goods and potentially boost market access for U.S. farmers. This comes as the White House is seeking to forge stronger relations with Beijing after a tense trade war at the start of President Donald Trump’s second term. Trump hosted President Xi Jinping last week and the two heads of state agreed to cut tariffs on $30 billion in goods f
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