A reciprocal tariff is a tax or trade limit that one country imposes on another as a reaction to similar measures from that country. The purpose of reciprocal tariffs is to maintain fairness in trade ...

President Donald Trump’s more broad definition of reciprocal tariffs unveiled last week likely exposes most Asian economies ...

The threat of tariffs mean businesses must check their exposure and figure out what’s going on in their supply chains, says ...

With President Donald Trump in office, American investors are preparing for policy changes they could face under the new administration. One of the policy centerpieces of Trump's first term was ...

Analysts at top financial institutions, including Morgan Stanley and Nomura Holdings Inc, have identified India and Thailand ...

“It’s the lack of definition in how it’s being presented,” he said. On Feb. 4, the day President Trump announced 10 percent tariffs on all Chinese goods, Chris Morrison, a ...

To better understand the implications of Trump’s early actions, we spoke with WOLA experts John Walsh and Stephanie Brewer.

Agricultural products: Many countries impose ad valorem tariffs on imported agricultural goods, such as fruits, vegetables, and dairy products. For example, a 15% tariff on imported cheese valued ...

After promising to unleash “the big one,” President Donald Trump signed a measure Feb. 13 directing his administration to ...

Derived from the Latin term meaning “according to value,” an ad valorem tariff is a tax imposed on goods based on their value rather than their quantity or weight. This type of tariff is ...

If you are a seller or purchaser of natural gas imported from Canada or Mexico, or exported to either country, under an NAESB Base Contract for ...

Without a well-structured incentive framework and a rationalized tariff structure, industrial consumers find little justification for embracing this transition. By definition, policy serves as a ...