The United States has announced fresh trade measures targeting polysilicon, a critical raw material used to manufacture semiconductors and solar panels.


Trump sets 15% tariff & import price floors on polysilicon

Truth Social has launched a premium Truth API service that offers real-time access to posts for subscribers paying as much as $100,000 per month. While premium data feeds are common across social media platforms, this service has sparked controversy because the platform's most influential user is U.S. President Donald Trump.

The subscription is reportedly aimed at high-frequency trading firms, hedge funds, financial institutions, and news organizations seeking instant access to market-moving information. Critics argue that when a sitting president's social media posts can influence stock markets, commodities, tariffs, and geopolitical developments, faster access could create an unfair financial advantage for those who can afford it.

Trump's $100K Truth Social API Sparks Insider Trading Fears | Can Presidential Posts Be Sold?

Swiss cheesemakers are looking beyond the U.S. market after higher import tariffs dented exports of the country's iconic Gruyère cheese. Producers have cut output by 5% while seeking new buyers to offset declining American demand and protect prices.

Swiss Cheese makers cut production to offset weak US demand 

Fresh U.S. tariffs are creating new tensions between Washington and Beijing ahead of a highly anticipated meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump in September. The latest trade friction comes amid ongoing disagreements over tariffs, technology, supply chains and market access. As the world's two largest economies prepare for high-stakes talks, investors and policymakers are closely watching whether the summit can ease tensions or deepen the rivalry.

U.S. Tariffs spark new friction with China: Xi to meet Trump in September 

A fresh trade flashpoint has emerged between the United States and Canada. President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs of up to 50 percent on a wide range of Canadian imports, accusing Ottawa of unfair trade practices involving automobiles, dairy and alcohol. The move marks a major escalation in tensions between the two North American neighbours and has drawn a sharp response from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.


US-Canada trade war: Trump hits Canada with 50% tariffs

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia has put maritime security, defence cooperation, trade, and strategic partnerships firmly in the spotlight. With the Indo-Pacific becoming increasingly important, discussions are expected to cover issues ranging from the Malacca Strait and regional security to critical minerals and defence collaboration, including potential BrahMos-related cooperation. 

The visit highlights the growing importance of India-Indonesia relations in shaping the future of the region.


India, Indonesia sign big defence deal 

As India and the United States work toward a major trade agreement, New Delhi is reportedly pushing for a “sunset clause” — a provision that would allow parts of the deal to be reviewed or renegotiated after a fixed period. The move reflects growing caution in global trade policy, shaped in part by tariff disputes and shifting economic priorities in recent years.


Why India wants a ‘sunset clause’ in its trade deal with the US

India and the United States have taken another step forward in their trade negotiations, reviewing the core elements of a proposed agreement. During his first official visit to India, U.S. Ambassador Jamieson Greer reaffirmed Washington's commitment to strengthening mutually beneficial economic ties. The discussions come at a crucial time as both countries seek to expand trade, boost investment and deepen strategic cooperation. The outcome could have significant implications for businesses and economic growth on both sides.


India-US Review Core Elements of Agreement

India and the United States are entering a critical phase in negotiations aimed at securing an interim trade agreement and advancing a long-term goal of expanding bilateral trade to $500 billion. With Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer expected to play key roles, attention is now focused on the final sticking points. 


India-US Trade Deal: New US Tariff Threat Clouds Trade Talks With India 

Donald Trump is facing intense scrutiny over both his broad economic and foreign policy promises—such as tariff disputes and international conflicts—and his controversial East Wing renovation project.


From Tariffs to Wars, Trump Made Big Promises, Trump Faces Criticism on Ballroom Renovation

South Africa’s boat export industry is facing growing pressure as global tariff measures disrupt trade flows and increase costs for manufacturers. Industry leaders warn that rising duties and trade barriers could hurt exports, jobs, and investment, adding fresh uncertainty to the country’s maritime manufacturing sector.

Tariff Shock Hits South Africa’s Boat Export Industry

A U.S. federal court has dealt a major setback to President Donald Trump by blocking his proposed 10% global tariffs. The tariffs, introduced as part of Trump’s aggressive trade strategy, were imposed after earlier tariff measures faced legal challenges in the Supreme Court.

The ruling is being seen as a significant blow to Trump’s economic agenda ahead of crucial political battles, while raising fresh questions over presidential powers, trade law, and the future of America’s tariff policies.

Trump Suffers Massive Setback as Court Blocks 10% Global Tariffs

Asia-Pacific economies are expected to face a slowdown in 2026 as fallout from the US-Israel war on Iran and ongoing trade uncertainty begins to weigh on the region.

Global Shockwaves Slow Asia Momentum

Tariff refund: Trump tariff refund begins Monday as $166 billion payouts start— who qualifies and how to claim, all the details are here. The tariff refund Trump policy is finally moving from courtrooms to cash flow. Starting Monday, April 20, 2026, businesses can begin claiming refunds from a massive $166 billion tariff pool, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that US President Donald Trump imposed certain import tariffs without constitutional authority. The refund system, managed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, opens at 8 a.m., marking the first real opportunity for importers to recover billions paid under disputed trade measures.



Trump Administration Launches Tariff Refund System as First Step in Paying Back Billions

An Indian delegation is set to visit the United States next week to resume key trade talks, with a focus on reducing tariffs and boosting economic ties. The negotiations follow a joint framework agreed on February 7 and are expected to address long-standing trade concerns between the two sides. The move signals a renewed push to strengthen bilateral trade and unlock new opportunities for businesses on both sides.


BREAKING: India-United States Trade Talks Set To Resume, Tariff Cuts In Focus Next Week 

As Donald Trump prepares for a crucial meeting with Xi Jinping, he is trying to rebuild leverage in the wake of a major legal setback.


Trump Rebuilds Tariff Pressure Ahead of Beijing Visit

The administration of Donald Trump has launched sweeping trade investigations targeting major global partners including China, the European Union, Japan, and Mexico. The probes could pave the way for fresh tariffs as early as this summer, raising fears of a new escalation in global trade tensions.


Trump Launches New Trade Probes on Allies 

U.S. President Donald Trump clashed with Democrats and criticized the Supreme Court following a ruling on his tariff policies. Trump condemned the decision, calling it a setback to his trade agenda, while highlighting tensions between his administration’s economic strategies and judicial oversight. The confrontation underscores ongoing political battles over trade, tariffs, and executive authority, reflecting the broader partisan divide in U.S. politics.


Trump Clashes With Democrats, Slams SC Over Tariff Ruling 

After the courts blocked his emergency tariffs, Donald Trump is moving fast to rebuild his trade weapon. Fresh global tariffs, new investigations, and nervous allies, the tariff battle is far from over. Will trump’s favourite policy tool make a comeback?

Trump Rebuilds Tariff Strategy After Court Blow

Donald Trump unveiled a fresh tariff push following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The president cites narrower yet effective legal avenues to continue his tariff-driven policies.
Experts weigh in on the legal strategies and potential impact on the U.S. and global economy.

Trump Tariffs: Revenue Cloud Hangs Over US Debt

Donald Trump has unveiled a fresh tariff push following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The president cites narrower yet effective legal avenues to continue his tariff-driven policies—but do they carry the same weight as IEEPA? Experts weigh in on the legal strategies and potential impact on the U.S. and global economy.

Tariffs Remain Central to Trump Agenda | Legal Path for New Duties 

Markets begin the week reacting to President Donald Trump’s proposed 15 percent global tariff, a broad-based trade shift that could reprice inflation expectations across asset classes.

Trump’s 15% Global Tariff Sets Tone for Markets

The US Supreme Court, in a 6–3 ruling, struck down president Donald Trump’s tariffs imposed under the international emergency economic powers act, or IEEPA. Within hours, trump signed an executive order ending all IEEPA tariffs. But the tariff regime did not disappear. Instead, the administration moved quickly to replace them with a global 15 percent tariff under section 122 of the trade act of 1974, later increased to 15 percent.


Trump's 15% Tariff May Lower Trade Costs Short-term

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