Global Signal explains how power, policy, trade, energy, supply chains, and security risks connect to real-world decisions.
Understand the Section 122 tariff’s 150-day limit and how importers can distinguish expiration, congressional extension, court relief, customs enforcement, and replacement tariffs.
Ahead of the 2026 NATO Ankara Summit, understand the procurement signals NATO's 5% GDP defense spending target sends to U.S. firms. Analyze how the 3.5% core defense and 1.5% infrastructure targets impact defense production capacity, joint procurement, and trade barrier reduction.
EUDR 2026 checklist for U.S. suppliers covering EU CN codes, supply-chain roles, production origin, plot coordinates, legality evidence, and customer data requests.
After the European Parliament's approval of the EU-US trade deal, US businesses need to understand the five implementation signals and remaining legislative steps for actual tariff changes. Identify the key documents that will impact your customs costs.
How much oil can bypass the Strait of Hormuz through Saudi and UAE pipelines, and why do major constraints remain for petroleum products and LNG?
The USTR's Section 301 port fee action on China's shipbuilding and maritime sectors is deferred until November 2026. US importers must monitor vessel ownership, China-built vessel exposure, carrier contract clauses, and future USTR decisions to prepare for potential cost risks during the deferral period.
How to screen Russian shadow fleet risk using vessel identifiers, OFAC sanctions lists, price cap documents, insurance records, and P&I signals.
