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ZEITGEIST SERIES BRIEFING #97
The Global Trade Alert's US tariff estimates indicate effective replacement with some country-specific variations
Announced: 24 Jul 2026
China: Government adds 14 European Union entities to the Export Control List (July 2026)
Clarification: 23 Jul 2026
United States of America: Additional 50% import duties on certain products from Canada in response to dairy trade discrimination
Clarification: 23 Jul 2026
United States of America: President authorises aluminium smelter investment programme
Clarification: 23 Jul 2026
United States of America: Restrictions on public procurement waivers for sensitive defense materials
Implemented: 23 Jul 2026
United States of America: U.S. Administration imposes tariffs on countries following Section 301 investigations relating to forced labour in supply chains
Announced: 20 Jul 2026
United States of America: Additional 50% import duties on certain products from Canada in response to alcoholic beverage trade discrimination
Announced: 28 Jul 2026
Sweden: EUR 149 million to support agricultural, fishing, and aquaculture companies facing increased fuel and fertiliser prices
Announced: 28 Jul 2026
Spain: EUR 301 million budget increase to state aid scheme for road transport companies
Announced: 27 Jul 2026
Netherlands: EUR 103 million financial grant scheme for the greening of the maritime fleet
Announced: 27 Jul 2026
Italy: EUR 300 million scheme to support road transport companies facing increased fuel prices
Announced: 24 Jul 2026
Brazil: Temporary increase of import duties on seven iron and steel products (July 2026)
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