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USITC will continue antidumping, antisubsidy probe of Chinese abrasive grains January 22, 2025 | Laina S. Miller

The US International Trade Commission has voted to continue antidumping and antisubsidy investigations of sol gel alumina-based ceramic abrasive grains from China.

Dispute over sale at center of US effort to seize yacht from sanctioned oligarch January 21, 2025 | Samuel Rubenfeld

The US effort to complete the seizure of a superyacht worth up to $300 million centers on a September 2021 sale of the vessel to a sanctioned Russian oligarch, according to opening arguments today in an eviden... (more story)

Chinese price pressure threatens American slag pot manufacturing, WHEMCO says January 21, 2025 | Laina S. Miller

An abundance of Chinese product and extraordinarily low prices are threatening the survival of the American slag pot manufacturing industry, according to testimony before the US International Trade Commission ... (more story)

Chinese activated carbon companies contest US Commerce’s AD review results January 21, 2025 | Laina S. Miller

Chinese companies Ningxia Guanghua Cherishmet Activated Carbon and Jilin Bright Future Chemicals have filed a complaint with the US Court of International Trade, contesting the Department of Commerce’s surroga... (more story)

EU eyes India as trade priority after securing Mercosur, Mexican deals January 21, 2025 | Oscar Pandiello

The EU aims to upgrade its trade relationship with India, following deals with the Mercosur bloc and with Mexico, Ursula von der Leyen said today. This effort to boost bilateral trade relations with India foll... (more story)

EU ready to engage with Trump on ‘common interests,’ Von der Leyen says January 21, 2025 | Joanna Sopinska

Europe is ready to engage early on with the new US administration to discuss “common interests” and negotiate practical solutions, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told the World Economic For... (more story)

Trump kicks off overhaul of US trade system January 20, 2025 | Joanna Sopinska

The US will immediately begin the overhaul of its trade system, US President Donald Trump said at his inauguration ceremony today in Washington, D.C. The establishment of an external revenue service to collect... (more story)

EU gas price cap must be renewed — possibly lowered — lawmakers say January 20, 2025 | Stefano Porciello

Europe’s energy companies should see the EU’s emergency gas price-limiting mechanism renewed before its expiration on Jan. 31 — and possibly lowered — a varied group of 37 lawmakers has said in a letter. They ... (more story)

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For Big Tech companies, Southeast Asia can no longer be an afterthought January 17, 2025 | Jet Damazo-Santos

Big Tech’s increasingly contentious relationship with Southeast Asian governments is unlikely to improve in the coming year, with regulators growing bolder in cracking the whip against companies once thought t... (more story)

EU weighs steel tariff hike to protect industry against Chinese overcapacity January 03, 2025 | Joanna Sopinska

The EU steel industry has been shielded from excess Chinese exports for six years by a safeguard measure, but this expires in 2026 and policymakers face a difficult year ahead preparing a course of action to r... (more story)

Landmark appellate decision could kill Tornado Cash co-founder's US criminal case December 30, 2024 | Samuel Rubenfeld

After losing a motion to dismiss criminal charges of sanctions violations and money laundering, Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is trying again, armed with an appellate decision involving the cryptocurrenc... (more story)

Trump’s return could scupper China’s bid to be rid of EU electric car duties December 30, 2024 | Joanna Sopinska

With US President Donald Trump taking office next month, China’s stalled talks with the EU on an alternative solution to the bloc’s steep anti-subsidy duties on electric vehicles appear unlikely to be revived ... (more story)

Cfius won’t see big changes in 2025; China, political influence remain concerns December 27, 2024 | Curtis Eichelberger

Chinese threats, mitigation agreements and political influence will be among the top concerns for the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US next year. But of the three, perhaps the most insidious threat to... (more story)

Trade-for-migrants EU policies to gain momentum in 2025 despite legal concerns December 27, 2024 | Oscar Pandiello

The EU’s plan to tie trade policies to migrant returns is set to escalate in 2025, but legal and political challenges loom. With concerns from the World Trade Organization stalling measures, the focus may shif... (more story)

Soaring e-commerce shipments pressure EU customs revamp, but divisions block progress December 26, 2024 | Oscar Pandiello

The EU’s landmark customs reform risks falling behind as e-commerce shipments in 2024 surged past 4 billion — more than five times than the total three years ago. Growing concerns over non-compliant imports, a... (more story)

New reins for Visa and Mastercard as UK tackles ‘unduly high’ interchange fees December 13, 2024 | Sofia Gerace

Mastercard and Visa have seen complaints rise over their increases in interchange fees, which are charged between a retailer's bank and a card issuer's bank when a purchase is made by credit or debit card, and... (more story)