Es– Our latest outlook for global trade policy and supply chain regulations identifies a wave of new US tariff decisions to come during the remainder of 2026, including three Section 301 reviews and five Section 232 reviews, while the future of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) remains in doubt. The EU’s relations with mainland China are at risk heading into October, while the benefits of its trade deals with Mercosur and India are becoming clear — regulations for forestry, fossil fuel and steel loom. Elsewhere in the world, we are watching mainland China-Japan ten...
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