Why supply chains are being redrawn
Companies are weighing the efficiency of concentrated production against the resilience of diversified networks. The trade-offs are rarely simple.
Members review notifications, anti-dumping actions at committee meeting
The WTO’s Committee on Anti-Dumping Practices met on 27 October 2026 to review members’ latest notifications of new, amended or previously reviewed anti-dumping laws and regulations as well as reports on anti-dumping actions.
High-level talks in Doha spotlight trade and investment opportunities for LDCs
A high-level roundtable held in Doha, Qatar, on 26 October brought together representatives of least-developed countries (LDCs), international organizations and development partners to discuss how trade, investment and development cooperation can support sustainable development in LDCs.
What tariffs do — and who pays
A tariff is a tax on imports. Its burden is shared among foreign producers, domestic firms and consumers in ways that depend on the market.
Industrial policy returns
Governments are again using targeted support to build domestic industries. The tools are old; the debate is lively.
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How shipping costs ripple through the economy
Container freight is a small share of most products’ price, but disruptions can have outsized effects.
Free trade agreements, explained
Modern trade agreements cover much more than tariffs. Their value lies largely in the rules.
