A 180-day action plan has been taken, says expatriates’ welfare minister

Crude prices jumped more than three percent at one point as optimism faded following Thursday talks between the two nations

The administration argued Friday for a delay of up to four months, before litigation on refunds is brought up again before the US Court of International Trade

What we do know is that the chaos and uncertainty surrounding them will make investors and businesses extremely cautious

The US Supreme Court last week struck down much of Trump's tariff policy, prompting him to impose a new 10-percent duty under a different law

Here is the state of play as Trump moves to rebuild his trade agenda

The firm saw pre-tax profit fall US$2.4 billion to US$29.9 billion last year

Brent futures were up 43 cents, or 0.6 percent, at $71.20 per barrel

China launched its dispute at the WTO in March 2024, accusing Washington of unfair competition over its support for companies in the energy transition sector

Garment exporters tell Bangladesh Bank governor that delays in settling Tk 5,700 crore are straining factories

The United States imposed a new tariff from Tuesday of 10 percent on all goods not covered by exemptions, the US Customs and Border Protection said, the rate first announced by President Donald Trump on Friday rather than the 15 percent he promised a day later.

The new tariffs would be separate from a 15 percent global levy Trump announced on Saturday

The high court struck down Trump's global tariffs last Friday

The IEEPA tariff collection halt coincides with Trump's imposition of a new, 15 percent global tariff

Spot gold climbed 1.1 percent to $5,158.29 per ounce by 0558 GMT

The EU and United States last year struck an agreement setting US tariffs at a maximum 15 percent on most European goods

Beijing warns of protectionism’s dangers

It will establish an RMG manufacturing unit

The fresh uncertainty around the Fed's outlook was evident in interest rate futures markets

European trade groups, companies and analysts worried that the ruling may make trade relations even more messy after hard-struck trade deals last year