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Section 122 in effect: what the US tariff regime looks like now

The Section 122 proclamation imposes a surcharge on most US imports (raised from 10% to 15% on 22 February), effective 24 February 2026 for 150 days. The trade-weighted average US tariff rate is 13.0% under S122 at 15%, compared with 11.4% at 10%, 15.2% before SCOTUS, and 8.1% after the IEEPA strike-down.

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Russia: Government allocates RUB 1.4 billion to support businesses in the Belgorod, Bryansk, and Kursk regions

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Canada: Government announces CAD 44.2 million in state aid for the Northwest Transmission Line System Upgrades in British Columbia

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Canada: Government to provide CAD 50 million for BC Hydro system upgrades for the Highland Valley Copper Mine

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