U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer telegraphed that the Trump administration could impose new tariffs just as other duties are set to expire.

Even for an economy as large as the United States, $70 billion still counts as a significant sum of money. After the first round of President Trump’s tariffs were ruled illegal by the Supreme Court, customs officials have already issued that amount in refund checks.

The United States capped covered South Korean goods at 12.5%, but a separate excess-capacity inquiry could bring additional tariffs.

US President Donald Trump has announced a sweeping new round of tariffs on America's trading partners worldwide.

Trump's tariff policy was inspired by a 19th-century US president, who later changed his mind on his tariff approach.

Spirits Canada has urged local governments to "avoid further escalation through additional beverage alcohol countermeasures".