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| 2025/11/06 | USTR seeks comments on proposed port fee suspension | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has opened a 29-hour comment window to solicit feedback on its plan to suspend new port fees on Chinese ships following a recent deal struck by Washington and Beijing. |
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| 2025/11/06 | Former State official: U.S. must incentivize critical mineral supply chains in Latin America | Jason Asenso | Inside U.S. Trade | The Trump administration must be “realistic” about China’s presence in Latin America and seek to incentivize the expansion of critical mineral supply chains in the region, a former senior State Department official tells Inside U.S. Trade. |
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| 2025/11/06 | Greer says administration ‘will be ready’ for refunds if IEEPA tariffs fall | David LaRoss | Inside U.S. Trade | The Trump administration “will be ready” to refund at least some of the tariffs it has collected this year if the Supreme Court overturns them, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on Thursday, a day after Justice Amy Coney Barrett worried that doing so could create an administrative “mess” for the government and importers alike. |
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| 2025/11/06 | USTR postpones USMCA review hearing, seeks input for Labor Council meeting | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | An upcoming hearing to inform next year's review of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement has been postponed to December, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced on Thursday. |
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| 2025/11/06 | U.S. sheep producers seek Section 201 safeguards on lamb imports | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | The U.S. sheep industry has asked the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to launch an investigation into what it contends is a surge of lamb imports that are undercutting domestic producers, calling for “immediate federal action” to protect them. |
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| 2025/11/06 | USGS adds 10 to critical minerals list: metallurgical coal, phosphate included | Brett Fortnam | Inside U.S. Trade | The U.S. Geological Survey has finalized its 2025 critical minerals list with 10 new elements, including metallurgical coal and phosphate, bringing the total to 60 that will receive special treatment from the government -- and could be subject to future national-security based tariffs. |
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| 2025/11/06 | ACP group backs renewal of WTO e-commerce moratorium, more talks | Brett Fortnam | Inside U.S. Trade | The African, Caribbean and Pacific group has proposed a ministerial declaration to renew the World Trade Organization’s moratorium on duties on electronic commerce transmission, excluding any discussion of definitional aspects of the moratorium and including a commitment to work with international organizations. |
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| 2025/11/05 | Labor Caucus calls for stronger USMCA auto rules; industry cautions against | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | Members of the Congressional Labor Caucus are calling on the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to negotiate stronger automotive rules in an upcoming review of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, while representatives for manufacturers in the auto sector largely want more limited changes – or none at all. |
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| 2025/11/05 | Skeptical high court wraps argument in IEEPA suit | David LaRoss | Inside U.S. Trade | The conservative justices on the Supreme Court on Wednesday joined their more liberal colleagues in expressing doubts about the government’s broadest arguments in favor of President Trump’s International Emergency Economic Powers Act tariffs, though they appeared during a nearly three-hour hearing to be more divided on whether the duties could survive in a relatively narrow ruling. |
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| 2025/11/05 | Business groups urge USTR to address Canada’s DST in USMCA review | Brett Fortnam | Inside U.S. Trade | The U.S. should use the upcoming review of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement to explicitly ban digital services taxes and push Ottawa to refund payments made by U.S. companies before the measure was withdrawn, business groups have told the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative. |
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