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U.S. warns France could face 100% wine tariffs over tech tax

Ciaran Ryan
15.06.2026

U.S. warns France could face 100% wine tariffs over tech tax

Trade tensions between the U.S. and France are escalating as President Donald Trump says French wine imports could face steep duties tied to Paris's digital tax on American technology companies. ...

#Tariffs #SIPC #François-Philippe Champagne #France

U.S. appeals court keeps Trump's 10% global tariff in force for three importers

Ashutosh Sureka
11.06.2026

U.S. appeals court keeps Trump's 10% global tariff in force for three importers

A U.S. appeals court is extending a temporary block on a lower court ruling against the Trump administration's 10% global tariff, allowing the duties to remain in place for three importers. The ...

U.S. tariff plan targets 60 economies over forced labor rules

Ivan Andriyenko
03.06.2026

U.S. tariff plan targets 60 economies over forced labor rules

The Trump administration proposed new tariffs on imports from 60 economies, arguing that major trading partners have failed to stop goods made with forced labor from entering global supply ...

U.S. trade office seeks input on possible China tariff cuts

Ciaran Ryan
03.06.2026

U.S. trade office seeks input on possible China tariff cuts

A public consultation is opening as Washington and Beijing move to shape a new bilateral trade mechanism discussed at their mid-May summit. The process focuses on identifying non-sensitive goods ...

#Government #Business

EU tariffs gain support as Europe weighs barriers against Chinese imports

Dan Blystone
28.05.2026

EU tariffs gain support as Europe weighs barriers against Chinese imports

Europe’s debate over industrial competitiveness and trade security is intensifying as weak German output and softer euro zone exports sharpen concern over dependence on Chinese manufacturing. ...

#China #Germany

EU advances U.S. trade deal after Trump tariff threats

Olga Shendetskaya
20.05.2026

EU advances U.S. trade deal after Trump tariff threats

The European Union has taken a key step toward implementing a trade deal with the United States after overnight talks between lawmakers and member states. For markets, the agreement signals a ...

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