FRANKFURT, March 30 (Reuters) - U.S. consumers ⁠and ⁠importers take the ⁠vast majority of the financial hit from tariffs but trade volumes also suffer, resulting in a negative ‌shock for exporters, ...

MANILA, Philippines — A 30-day price ceiling of P50 per kilo for imported rice has been endorsed to President Marcos by the National Price Coordinating Council (NPCC). Adopting the Department of ...

U.S. import and export prices each increased by more than 1% M/M in February, the largest increases since 2022, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday. U.S. import ...

Companies should also closely track CBP’s Cargo Systems Messaging Service announcements for updates on how CBP intends to handle liquidation holds or manual refund processing. Historically, such ...

On March 9, 2026, Senator Bill Cassidy and Congressman Jodey Arrington introduced a bicameral bill known at the Securing Accountability in Foreign Entries Act (“SAFE Act”). The SAFE Act would amend ...

STOCKHOLM-Europe became the world’s biggest arms importer over the last five years, as governments reacted to Russia’s threat and confidence in American security commitments waned, data from the ...

Globally, the report said the top five arms importers in 2021-25 were Ukraine, India, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Pakistan, which together accounted for 35 per cent of total arms imports. India ranked 2nd ...

NEW DELHI: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has reported that India remains the world’s second-largest arms importer after Ukraine, and the only major economy importing weapons ...

Global arms exports rose massively between 2021 and 2025. Europe has overtaken Asia and the Middle East as the largest importer of weapons, as fear of Russia increases on the continent. The global ...

Europe Now World's Biggest Arms Importer, Think Tank Says STOCKHOLM, March 9 (Reuters) - Europe became the world's ⁠biggest ⁠arms importer over the last ⁠five years as governments reacted to Russia's ...

WASHINGTON, March 4 (Reuters) - A U.S. trade court judge on Wednesday ordered the government to begin paying potentially billions of dollars in refunds to importers who paid tariffs that the Supreme ...