15 articles tagged with “international trade”
The United States Trade Representative has initiated formal investigations into Nigeria and 59 other economies over alleged failures to prevent forced labour imports, while China announced zero-tariff access for 53 African nations starting May 2026.
US President Donald Trump's sweeping 15% tariff implementation faces mounting legal challenges while creating potential trade opportunities for South Africa, though sector-specific impacts remain mixed.
The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce engaged Korean embassy officials to expand exhibition participation, while the High Court ordered Chinese investment firm Livetouch to pay outstanding transport debt, highlighting evolving foreign investment dynamics.
The US Supreme Court invalidated sweeping tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump, forcing immediate policy adjustments including a 30% levy on South African imports after a small wine importer's legal challenge succeeded.
US President Donald Trump raised the global import tariff rate to 15% on Saturday, just hours after the Supreme Court struck down much of his tariff policy as illegal, escalating trade tensions worldwide.
US President Donald Trump raised his global tariff rate to 15 percent within hours of announcing a 10 percent levy, sending shockwaves through international markets and raising questions about the stability of American trade policy.
The US Supreme Court delivered a decisive blow to presidential trade powers, ruling Trump exceeded his authority in imposing unilateral tariffs. Democrats now seek compensation for farmers and consumers caught in the crossfire.
President Donald Trump intends to impose a 10% global tariff following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated his previous sweeping tariffs implemented under national emergency provisions, marking a significant legal setback for his administration's trade policy.
US President Donald Trump pledged to pursue global trade confrontations despite a Supreme Court ruling curtailing executive power over tariffs, signaling potential legislative battles ahead and heightened uncertainty for international markets.
A US high court ruling has struck down Trump administration tariffs on South African imports, finding the president lacks legal authority for the 30% levy. The decision provides temporary relief but signals broader legal battles over executive trade powers.
President Donald Trump has imposed new 10% tariffs following a US Supreme Court ruling that invalidated his broader global tariff framework, a decision that could trigger billions in refunds and has sparked sharp criticism from the White House.
Former President Donald Trump launched an unprecedented attack on Supreme Court justices after the court struck down his global tariffs policy, calling them 'fools and lap dogs' and questioning their constitutional loyalty.
East African nations are maintaining robust export growth amid escalating global trade uncertainties and US tariff measures, signaling the region's evolving capacity to navigate turbulent international commerce landscapes.
US President Donald Trump announced sweeping 10% global tariffs hours after the Supreme Court ruled he lacked authority to impose blanket import duties under emergency legislation, escalating international trade tensions and triggering currency market volatility.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that President Donald Trump exceeded his legal authority by imposing sweeping global tariffs under emergency powers, delivering a significant blow to executive trade policy autonomy.