Two Minutes in Trade - USTR Explains 2026 Trade Policy to Congress
Release Date: 04/22/2026
Two Minutes in Trade
In a 2-1 decision the CIT has ruled the section 122 tariffs unlawful. Here’s what importers should be thinking about for a possible round-two of refunds in light of an almost certain appeal.
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Speak now or forever hold your peace. USTR seeks input on its review of the necessity for the China Section 301 tariffs on goods in Lists 1 and 2. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.
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Vietnam is getting Priority Status - but it’s not the benefit you might think. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade
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Show me the money! CAPE edition. CBP announces new reports to help importers track their refund status. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.
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When de-risking becomes a risk. China’s new Decree 834 could put companies at risk. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.
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Bourbon, Barrels, BMWs and Blacklists. It’s a busy Friday. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.
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Cabotage- you can’t eat it, and you can’t do it either. Listen to Two Minutes in Trade for more info
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CBP rolls out the incubator for tariff refunds - CAPE- and some entries have been cleared for refunds - but don’t count your chickens yet. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.
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From temporary to permanent- Mexico makes increases stick and requires more proof for exemptions. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.
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Clean up on aisle 99.....HTS chapter 99, that is. Commerce is correcting Section 232 tariffs on steel/Al/, and copper. Listen for more on Two Minutes In Trade.
info_outlineUSTR Greer was in the hot seat today as he appeared before Congress to lay out the 2026 trade agenda, where he highlighted that tariffs are not going away, enforcement is a priority, and trade policy will continue to be reshaped following the IEEPA Supreme Court Ruling.