Judicial opinions
As the Trump administration grapples with the aftermath of a series of critical court rulings, the White House is racing against the clock to salvage its prized tariff policy. The rulings, which appear to undermine the president's economic agenda, have left foreign trade partners and investors in a
Judgments (Law)
The Trump administration's tariffs on imported goods remain in effect, at least for now, after a US court ruled that the president's authority to impose them extends beyond what Congress granted. The decision came on the heels of a dramatic court ruling that deemed the tariffs
International trade
The US Court of International Trade ruled that the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs on goods imported from almost every nation were illegal, but an appeals court has temporarily halted the decision, reinstating the levies for now. This development has sparked uncertainty in the global trade landscape, with many
Greer, Jamieson
US President Donald Trump accused China of "totally violating" a deal to de-escalate tariffs, casting a shadow over trade negotiations as the two sides appeared deadlocked. The development came after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described trade talks with China as "a bit stalled" in an
Tariffs
India has made significant concessions in talks with the US, offering deep cuts to its import tariffs on a range of goods, but is refusing to budge on sensitive agricultural commodities such as grains, dairy products, and almonds, say sources close to the negotiations. The Indian government is racing to
Tariffs
Three American judges have dealt a significant blow to Donald Trump's trade policies, ruling that the President overstepped his authority by imposing tariffs on US trading partners. The US Court of International Trade's decision has sparked celebrations on global stock markets, with Tokyo's Nikkei
Tariffs
US President Donald Trump's fentanyl and border-security tariffs have been blocked by a US court decision, dealing a blow to his trade policies. The ruling, issued by the US Court of International Trade on May 28, applies to fentanyl and border-security tariffs imposed on Canada, Mexico, and China
Tariffs
A significant decision by the US Court of International Trade has curbed the authority of the US President to impose tariffs as they see fit, specifically under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The ruling, which is likely to be appealed, applies to tariffs imposed on Canada, Mexico, and
Tariffs
Authorities have arrested four individuals, including Gan Zhewen, Lin Hui, Bi Yanyan, and Arnold Mlambo, in connection with a complex import duty fraud in Zimbabwe. The suspects allegedly smuggled 1,342 cartons of suitcase accessories worth over US$163,000 in duties by misrepresenting them as duty-free agricultural equipment. The
International trade
The US Court of International Trade has delivered a critical blow to President Donald Trump's global trade strategy, issuing a permanent injunction that halts the imposition of tariffs on imports from US trading partners. The court's ruling, based on the US Constitution's grant of
Tariffs
In a bid to save his trade agenda, President Trump fought to maintain sweeping tariffs on China and other U.S. partners, despite a federal court declaring many of the tariffs illegal. An appeals court granted a reprieve, allowing Trump to continue imposing tariffs, but the case is expected to
President of the United States
A federal appeals court has granted a temporary stay to the Trump administration's tariffs, after a lower court ruled most of them were illegal and must be halted. This move is the latest development in a tumultuous trade war, which was sparked by President Trump's announcement
