Solar stocks popped on Tuesday after the US said it intends to slap tariffs as high as 3,521% on panel imports from four Southeast Asian countries. The sector’s move comes after the US Department of Commerce announced the new duties following a yearlong investigation into anti-competitive exports from Southeast Asia linked to Chinese companies. Producers … Read More

Since the start of President Trump’s second term in office, a number of corporations have announced plans to expand their production capabilities in the U.S. The announcements come as some of the Trump administration’s new tariffs take effect, with other import duties still pending. Although not all the companies expecting to grow their manufacturing footprint … Read More

The CEO of Back Market, an online marketplace for used and refurbished tech devices, says he’s witnessed the sales jump firsthand. Back Market saw its sales triple over a single week in the wake of Trump’s tariffs announcements, says Thibaud Hug de Larauze. Hug de Larauze’s takeaway from Back Market’s boom week: More Americans could … Read More

I read an online blog posted by a man that showed, in a simple example, how tariffs can work FOR us. He uses a simple padlock, one manufactured in China, and an identical one made in the USA. The lock made in the USA was $2.00 more than its import clone, $5.00 vs. $3.00 for … Read More

For many vendors, the measures have already cost them customers, slashed their profits and forced them to pivot to other markets. When CNN visited the market earlier this week, many voiced both concern and bewilderment at Trump’s actions, but also desire for a peaceful resolution as they pick up the pieces of their disrupted businesses. … Read More

In the two weeks since President Trump unleashed his sweeping set of reciprocal tariffs, many U.S. trade partners have a clear plan to convince Washington against reimposing stiff duties on their exports to the U.S.: Buy more American goods. Many are rushing to do so –in a bid to eliminate their trade imbalances with the U.S., while … Read More

In response to China’s retaliatory tariffs and export controls, MP Materials, which owns the only U.S. rare earths mine, announced Thursday they will be ceasing shipments of rare earth concentrate to China. The company said in a statement that they have been preparing for this moment and that it reflects “a long-term vision built to … Read More

Under a plan put forward by the US Trade Representative on Thursday, all Chinese-built and -owned ships docking in the US would be subject to a fee based on the volume of goods carried, on a per-voyage basis. The proposal follows a months-long investigation ordered by the Biden administration into whether Chinese shipbuilding threatens US … Read More

Hong Kong’s postal service will stop handling packages coming from or going to the United States, in the latest retaliatory move amid an escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing. In a statement published Wednesday announcing the decision, the government of Hong Kong cited US President Donald Trump’s decision last week to eliminate the so-called … Read More

Because the tariffs avoid anything made nationally versus internationally, Gagnon has avoided price increases for his products and is fighting off the international competition. Additionally, even though half of his products are shipped internationally, Gagnon says that the steel industry here in America will only continue to grow. Read the article.