US readies tariffs on imports from 60 economies as Friday deadline nears
What's next: The current 10% Section 122 tariffs expire Friday, and proposed Section 301 duties could reach 12.5% on goods tied to forced labor concerns.
What's next: The current 10% Section 122 tariffs expire Friday, and proposed Section 301 duties could reach 12.5% on goods tied to forced labor concerns.
Washington exempted oranges, orange juice, some energy products and several aerospace parts from the tariff.
Why it matters: A pact could protect Indian exporters from higher US tariffs and widen US access to a fast-growing market.
Why it matters: The case could escalate a dispute over who pays for new medicines as Germany pushes cost cuts in public health insurance.
Why it matters: the North American trade deal is up for renewal July 1, and Canada sends about 75% of its exports to the US.
What's next: Washington can renew the pact, push annual reviews, or begin a renegotiation as tariff disputes cloud the talks.