Core Insights - Exports to the U.S. increased by 61% month-on-month in September [1] - Year-on-year comparison shows a 15.4% rise in exports for the same month [1] Summary by Categories - **Monthly Performance** - Exports to the U.S. were up 61% in September compared to the previous month [1] - **Yearly Performance** - Exports in September showed a 15.4% increase compared to September of the previous year [1]

Exclusive: China plans to ease the flow of rare earths to the U.S. by designing a system that will exclude companies with ties to the U.S. military while fast-tracking export approvals for other firms https://t.co/zUb7osGYtb ...

For Europe, a ratified deal might halt China’s encroachment on its market share in Latin America. For Mercosur, it is a breakthrough for a bloc that has remained fairly closed to the outside world https://t.co/w8S6ounHQV ...

Legal & Policy Analysis - The Supreme Court is reviewing the president's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs, with justices questioning whether the president is infringing on Congress's authority [1][2][9] - Some justices expressed skepticism about the administration's broad view of executive authority in foreign affairs and the delegation of power from Congress to the president [2][3][4] - The focus of the legal argument is whether IEEPA, which grants the president power to regulate imports, also includes the power to impose tariffs [9] - There is a debate on whether the tariffs are regulatory or revenue-raising, with the government arguing they are primarily regulatory, despite raising revenue [10][11] Economic Impact & Trade Strategy - The Trump administration views tariffs as a cornerstone of its economic policy, and is likely to pursue alternative measures if the current tariffs are struck down by the Supreme Court [14] - Alternative measures to tariffs would likely involve investigations by the Commerce Department or the International Trade Commission, requiring more time than the current approach [15] - The full impact of the hundreds of billions of dollars of tariffs collected is still being assessed, with uncertainty about whether it can be done without harming the economy [17] - Companies should prepare for some form of tariffs, whether these or others, as the administration is expected to continue using them [18] Market Outlook & Timeline - The Supreme Court's decision is expected relatively quickly, potentially before the end of the year or early next year, due to the expedited basis of the case [19]

RT Bloomberg New Economy (@BBGNewEconomy)Under the guiding theme, ‘Thriving in an Age of Extremes,’ #BloombergNewEconomy returns to Singapore in November to navigate the increasingly complex environment for international trade and investment.Learn more here:https://t.co/Ed2uAXB1DN https://t.co/y7hu3WyfLH ...

Potential Impact of Tariffs - US President Donald Trump's threat to impose a 100% tariff on films produced outside the US could be catastrophic for the international film industry, especially the UK [1][3] - The UK creative industries contribute approximately 126 billion pounds a year to the UK economy [4] - The UK film industry is heavily reliant on US investment for film production [6][13] - Enforcing the tariffs is complex due to the global nature of film production [7][14] UK Film Industry's Dependence on the US - 65% of the UK's 56 billion pounds in production spend came from US studios and streaming services last year [13] - The UK film industry relies on US investment to initiate film projects [6] - A potential halt in US investment due to tariffs would significantly impact the UK film industry [5] Alternative Solutions - Tax credits are suggested as an alternative to tariffs for protecting the domestic film industry [7][10] - Every country is trying to protect its own film industry [11]

The EU is weighing whether to invoke its anti-coercion instrument in response to Chinese curbs on critical mineral exports. How would that work? https://t.co/PoeDtlyNHg ...

China’s shipments of rare-earth magnets to the US and the EU dropped in September https://t.co/hOq24UBE8U ...

Tariffs are taxes on international trade. Here's everything you need to know about trade barriers and tariffs, why they are used, and their effects on the local economy. https://t.co/yNxuKabYvb ...

Bitcoin & Technology - Bitcoin is presented as a technology mirroring ancient systems like gold, aiming to normalize global commerce with verifiable, apolitical money [1] - JAN3 highlights a talk by its Chief Scientist on Bitcoin and international trade at LuganoPlanB [1]