Articles Tagged with ''Tariffs''

The administration is standing up a system to handle up to $175 billion in tariff refunds that will launch Monday, as Democrats see another opportunity to needle the administration on the cost of living and consumer prices.

Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins says the Trump administration is poised to unveil a plan as soon as next week to use tens of billions of dollars from tariff funds to help make the country's fertilizer supply more resilient to global price disruptions. 

The Court of International Trade sought Friday to channel lawmakers’ thinking in the 1970s, when Congress delegated congressional tariff powers to the president to address balance-of-payments issues.

As the administration's new tariff instruments begin to take shape, they offer clues as to how the administration plans to wield tariffs in the second year of Trump’s term.

The Trump administration will investigate dozens of countries in two new probes into partners’ unfair trade practices, a top trade official told reporters Wednesday, which could be used to justify new tariffs. 

The International Trade Commission is mounting a mandatory five-year review of countervailing duties applied to Moroccan and Russian phosphate fertilizers, against a backdrop of sky-high prices and trade threats.