Canadian Prime Minister Vows to Defend Trade Interests as Trump Tariff Threat Looms

Brazilian President Says Brazil Can Thrive Without U.S. Trade

U.S.-Owned Canned Food Firm Seized by Russia Eyes China, North Korea Exports Amid Slumping Sales

South Korea, Japan, and South Africa React to U.S. Tariff Announcement

In nearly identical letters sent to South Korea’s president and Japan’s prime minister, Trump said that their exports would face a 25% tax beginning next month, emphasizing the need for “more balanced, and fair, TRADE.” He added, “Please understand that the 25 percent number is far less than what is needed to eliminate the trade deficit disparity we have with your country,” the New York Times reported.

Trump's Tariff Clock Ticks as U.S. Trading Partners Scramble to Strike Last-Minute Deals

While the administration's reciprocal tariff framework envisions rates reverting to the elevated levels imposed on April 2 for noncompliant countries, Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stressed there remains room for negotiation.

Japan Firms Grant Biggest Pay Raises in Over Three Decades

Northeast Asia Jet Fuel Exports to Europe Hit Highest Level in Nearly a Year

U.S. Tech Giants Avoid Billions in Taxes as Canada Pauses Digital Levy

China Sanctions Former Philippine Senator Amid Rising South China Sea Tensions

Japan Drives Asia’s M&A Surge With Record $232 Billion in Deals