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Cross-Border Freight
Short-Term Tariffs vs. Long-Term Growth: The New Reality at the Border
DSV is pausing some border investments due to tariffs but advancing its 900,000-square-foot Laredo hub, as experts highlight Mexico and Latin America’s resilience in global trade growth.
Tariffs
South Korea Offers Billions to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding
South Korea is offering multi-billion-dollar investments in U.S. shipbuilding to avoid 25% tariffs, aligning with Washington’s push to counter China’s dominance in global shipbuilding.
Tariffs
U.S. and EU Strike 15% Tariff Deal, Critics Warn of Heavy Costs for Europe
The U.S. and EU struck a deal to impose 15% tariffs on most goods.
Tariffs
Tariff Tensions Squeeze Smaller Ports and Importer Cash Strategies
Tariff pressure shifts freight to major U.S. ports as importers turn to supply chain finance. Smaller ports and key sectors face mounting strain.
Ports
Port of Los Angeles Sets Record in June as Shippers Rush to Beat Tariffs
Port of Los Angeles sets June cargo record amid tariff-driven frontloading, with forecasts warning of steep drop post-August.
Tariffs
Mexico Tops U.S. Trade List Again, But Tariff Threats Returns
U.S. trade with Mexico hits $74.5 billion in May, but looming 30% tariffs from Trump threaten to upend cross-border supply chains.
Tariffs
Trump Administration Officially Sets August 1 Deadline for Tariff Hikes on 14 Nations
President Trump sends tariff warning letters to 14 countries, setting August 1 as the deadline to avoid steep import duties of up to 40%.
Policy
Trump Says Tariff Deadline Extended to August 1
Tariffs will resume Aug. 1 for nations lacking U.S. trade deals, escalating uncertainty for importers as unclear timelines continue to change.