A U.S.-Taiwan trade deal cuts reciprocal and auto-part tariffs and spurs semiconductor investment as severe weather disrupts North Europe ports.
Businesses brace for a potential Supreme Court IEEPA tariff ruling and possible refunds, while FEWB demand climbs ahead of Chinese New Year in January 2026.
The EU's duties on low-value parcels take effect next July as US-Switzerland-Liechtenstein duty changes land, and peak ex-China air freight demand eases.
Mexico approves tariffs of up to 50% on China amid U.S. pressure, while Far East Westbound demand spikes seasonally, in the update for December 11, 2025.
The U.S. and China begin implementing tariff truce measures as the EU agrees to eliminate duty-free treatment for low-value goods under €150 by 2026.
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on the legality of Trump's IEEPA tariffs as the ex-China air freight market begins to stabilize after months of volatility.
After Trump and Xi met in South Korea, the US moved to cut China's fentanyl tariff from 20% to 10% as congestion persisted at major European base ports.
President Trump suggests a potential 155% tariff on Chinese goods absent a trade deal by November 1, as demand stays soft on Transpacific and Far East Westbound.