Global trade tensions seem to be easing this week as China announced yesterday, on Monday, 10 November, that it would suspend port fees on US ships docking at its ports following a similar announcement by the US. 

Fluctuating local currencies and geopolitical instability are pushing Venezuelans and their government towards stablecoins like USDT, according to new reports. Venezuelans are increasingly looking towards stablecoins linked to safe global… read more →

When we termed this article series the TFG “tariff tracker,” we were aiming for, if nothing else, a descriptive title, assuming the worst we would be covering would be high… read more →

A new weapon in the US and China’s trade war arsenal, reciprocal port fees, is set to take effect today, Tuesday, 14 October.  ‘Announcement 54’ was made on Friday, 10… read more →

The report, which surveyed US and UK firms of all sizes on the impact of recent tariffs and geopolitical disruption, found that tariffs are changing contract terms and increasing complexity… read more →

25 member countries have used the Universal Postal Union’s emergency communication system to alert of a suspension in services, said the agency. They join a range of other countries, including… read more →

In a notification published on Saturday, India’s Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR), the government’s organisation to administer remedial trade measures, recommended a 12% import tariff on steel products. The… read more →

As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues become more important in investment and policy choices, the global regulatory environment for sustainability is both expanding and transforming. This chapter of our… read more →

To see past developments and how we got here, read the updated TFG Tariff Tracker. While US tariffs came into effect around the world just over a week ago, the… read more →

The report finds that digital asset regulation in the US is “aggressive” and amounts to “regulatory overreach,” as US President Donald Trump had often repeated during his campaign. It also… read more →