The Justice Department’s Trade Fraud Task Force has surpassed $1 billion in recoveries and charged losses since its launch, targeting tariff evasion and illegal imports.
Polymarket’s prediction market sees a significant decline in odds for the CLARITY Act, contrasting with Trump’s strong political push linked to China concerns.
The ongoing review of the USMCA introduces uncertainty for U.S. soybean producers reliant on Mexico’s market, underscoring the need to secure cross-border trade agreements.
The U.S. government has authorized the first limited deliveries of NVIDIA’s H200 AI GPUs to Chinese firms, marking a significant easing of previous export restrictions.
Under tighter U.S. export regulations, Nvidia has reduced its approved Asian AI chip buyers by over half, restricting access particularly for smaller cloud providers.
NVIDIA has ramped up customer screening and works with US authorities to prevent sanctioned AI chips from entering China, significantly reducing sales in Asia.
The EU debates its 21st sanctions round against Russia, proposing extensive new restrictions while facing divisions over maritime and LNG measures.
The UK and Switzerland have agreed on a new trade deal that broadens cooperation in services, digital trade, and Gibraltar access, pending final approvals.
China’s exports surged sharply in June, fueled by booming AI-related goods and rising semiconductor prices, pushing trade surplus to a record high amid strong global demand.
China’s exports climbed sharply in June, boosted by AI technology shipments and early U.S. orders, though domestic demand challenges persist amid uneven global conditions.
WS Game Company launched a special Monopoly edition made in the U.S. after tariffs forced them to shift production, but domestic manufacturing posed significant challenges.
A Federal Reserve survey reveals small businesses struggle disproportionately with tariffs, leading to price hikes and bleak expectations for 2026 revenue and employment.