The CIT denies the government's stay request in the Section 122 tariff case while CBP keeps collecting duties; China-to-U.S. air rates face upward pressure.
Section 232 duties on Taiwanese auto parts and wood products drop to 15%, retroactive to May 1, as China air rates spike on supply contraction.
A Federal Circuit stay keeps CBP collecting 10% Section 122 duties as Trump appeals the CIT ruling, while congestion hits key European ocean hubs.
CBP prepares its first IEEPA duty refunds, Flexport launches Buy Your Refund Claims, and Trump weighs raising EU vehicle tariffs to 25%.
CBP shares CAPE first-week filing outcomes and refund timelines as nearly 16% of entries face rejection, while ex-Asia air freight rates stay elevated.
CBP clarifies Post Summary Correction rules for CAPE refund claims while transpacific carriers see a cargo rush ahead of the May Day holiday.
CBP plans to launch CAPE Phase 1, its automated IEEPA refund system, on April 20 as carriers cut capacity on the Far East Westbound lane.
The CIT reissues its IEEPA refund order under a new lead plaintiff as ex-Asia air routes tighten capacity and add fuel surcharges this April.