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January 13, 2026 Foreign Trade News Digest (Key Updates)
1. US Announces 25% Tariff on Iran – Trading Nations for US Trade
US President Donald Trump issued an order on January 13, stating that any country conducting business with Iran will face a 25% tariff on all transactions with the United States, effective immediately. The move aims to curb Iran-related activities amid ongoing anti-government protests in Iran. The White House noted that diplomatic negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program are still under consideration. This policy may disrupt global trade flows, especially affecting energy, manufacturing, and commodities sectors with Iran-related trade ties, increasing compliance costs for cross-border businesses.
2. EU Plans to Adjust Tariff Rules on Chinese Electric Vehicles
On January 13, the EU proposed replacing high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles with a minimum price mechanism, sending a signal of easing trade tensions. Both China and the EU acknowledged the need for in-depth consultations to promote a “soft landing” of the trade dispute. The adjustment, if implemented, will reshape the cost – competition pattern of Chinese EV exporters in the European market and may prompt EU automakers to adjust pricing and supply chain strategies accordingly.
3. US Legislators Propose Bill to Simplify AI and Computing Hardware Exports
US lawmakers submitted the H.R. 6996 bill on January 13, which intends to streamline the export approval process for AI – level computing hardware, including some accelerators, for allied countries and enterprise clients. The bill aims to reduce corporate compliance friction while retaining national security exemption clauses, helping US tech firms maintain their leading position in the global B2B tech export market in 2026 and promoting the global expansion of AI – related industrial chains.
4. Indonesia Adjusts Nickel Mining Quotas, Impacting Global Supply
Indonesia, the world’s largest nickel producer, cut its nickel ore mining quota from 379 million tons to 250 million tons at the start of 2026 and plans to impose a 1.5% – 2% royalty tax on cobalt associated with nickel ore. This has triggered market concerns about tight nickel supply, leading to price fluctuations in the global nickel market. It will have a chain reaction on industries such as new energy batteries and stainless steel that rely on nickel resources, and may affect the procurement and export strategies of related enterprises worldwide.
5. Amazon Europe Updates 2026 Packaging Rate Guidelines
On January 13, Amazon Europe announced updated packaging rate guidelines, stating that non – eco – friendly packaging will be subject to tiered price increases starting from 2026. Sellers need to assess the compliance and cost impacts of SKU packaging. This move, responding to the EU’s upcoming environmental protection regulations, will force cross-border e-commerce sellers to adjust their packaging plans, promote the application of green packaging materials, and increase the overall packaging compliance costs in the short term.
Key Market Snippets (Trade – Related)
- Energy: Brent crude futures rose 1.41% to $64.23/barrel; WTI crude rose 1.22% to $59.84/barrel, affected by geopolitical tensions in Iran.
- Precious Metals: COMEX gold futures rose 2.40% to $4,608.80/oz; silver futures rose 7.33% to $85.16/oz, driven by safe – haven demand.
- Currency: The US dollar index fell 0.23% to 98.90; the euro rose 0.28% against the US dollar to 1.1666.