The US has imposed tariffs on several countries, including China and EU members, with rates up to 12.5%, citing human rights abuses and distortive trade practices. This action is part of President Trump's "America-first" agenda, alongside an ongoing Section 301 investigation into excess industrial capacity.
President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, citing unfair trade practices against American autos, alcohol, and dairy. Enacted under the 1930 Trade Act, the move risks escalating a trade war, raising consumer costs, and further straining US-Canada relations. Canada vows retaliation.
The US imposed 50% tariffs on various Canadian imports, including cars, alcohol, and dairy, effective August 19. President Trump cited Canada's alleged discriminatory treatment of American goods, marking the first known use of Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 in nearly a century.
The United States is imposing 25% tariffs on imports from Brazil, effective July 22, citing a range of unfair trade practices by the South American nation. Exemptions include coffee, beef, and aerospace parts. Brazilian President Lula da Silva reacted with indignation, blaming political rivals for the situation.
Hong Kong plans to introduce an administrative fee for customers seeking refunds on prepaid beauty and fitness contracts under a proposed seven-day cooling-off period. The measure aims to curb potential abuse and protect businesses from repeated refund requests.
A top US trade official criticized unfair trade practices, implicitly targeting China, while also admitting the US government was "asleep at the wheel" for too long. William Kimmitt highlighted subsidies, dumping, and regulatory barriers, alongside US inaction leading to factory closures and production moving overseas.
A Srinagar consumer commission ordered Albalaagh Tours and Travels to pay Rs 2.09 lakh to a pilgrim after the firm took advance payment for a Hajj package but failed to secure a visa, citing unfair trade practice and deficient service.
A district consumer commission in Aligarh has ordered a cigarette manufacturer and a retailer to deposit Rs 10 lakh in a consumer welfare fund for charging a customer Rs 20 over the printed MRP on a packet of Classic brand cigarettes.
A Hyderabad consumer court ordered summer camp organizers to refund fees with interest and pay compensation to three children due to unhygienic and unsafe conditions. The camp failed to provide promised AC accommodation, hygienic food, and medical facilities, leading to issues like contaminated water and denied communication.
The US has proposed new tariffs of up to 12.5% on imports from 60 economies, citing concerns over forced labor. Trading partners, including the EU and China, have rejected the claims and called the move 'absurd' and unjustified.
The US Trade Representative (USTR) has identified India among 54 economies with inadequate measures against goods produced using forced labor, proposing tariffs of 10-12.5%. This occurs during ongoing trade talks in New Delhi.
The US Trade Representative's Office proposed 25% tariffs on various Brazilian imports, citing unfair trade practices in areas like digital trade and illegal deforestation. Brazil's president accused the US of targeting Latin America.
The US Trade Representative's Office proposed 25% punitive tariffs on various Brazilian goods, citing unfair trade practices in digital trade and illegal deforestation. Brazil's president accused the US of targeting Latin America.
The Trump administration has proposed 25% tariffs on imports from Brazil, citing "unreasonable" trade practices. Brazilian President Lula da Silva expressed "indignation" and blamed the decision on electoral rivalries, while the US trade representative cited "substantial differences" in resolving identified issues.
The US administration has proposed a 25% tariff on imports from Brazil, citing unfair trade practices, digital trade issues, and illegal deforestation. The tariffs, to be imposed under Section 301, follow an investigation into Brazil's trade arrangements with Mexico and India. Public comment is open until July 1.
The Trump administration has proposed a 25% tariff on many Brazilian imports, citing unfair trade practices in areas like digital trade and illegal deforestation. The measures, under Section 301, exclude items like beef and coffee and are subject to public consultation.
The US is proposing 25% retaliatory tariffs on Brazil under Section 301 of the Trade Act, citing unfair trade practices in digital trade, electronic payments, and intellectual property protection. Some items like beef, coffee, and rare earths are excluded.
