KemendagIndonesia

Second Period May 2026: Global Gold Price Correction Triggers Decline in Gold Export Reference Price and Reference Price

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade has set the gold export benchmark price (HPE) at USD 150,555.29/kg, down 1.72% from the previous period, and the reference price (HR) at USD 4,682.80/troy ounce for the second period of May 2026. These are formalized in Ministerial Decree No. 1343 of 2026. The adjustments reflect corrections in global gold prices.

#Commodities #Export Controls #Tariffs

DgftIn

Clarifications on Interest Subvention Support for Pre- and Post-Shipment Export Credit under Export Promotion Mission – Niryat Protsahan

India’s DGFT issued Trade Notice 03/2026 clarifying the interest subvention scheme for pre- and post-shipment export credit under the Niryat Protsahan Export Promotion Mission. The notice provides operational guidance on eligibility and disbursement of subsidized export credit support. This directly affects export financing costs for Indian exporters.

#Market Access

MitiMalaysia

Termination of Special Exemption for Fully Built-Up (CBU) Imported Electric Vehicles

Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) announces the termination of the special import duty exemption for fully built-up (CBU) electric vehicles. This policy change directly affects tariff treatment of imported EVs in Malaysia. The measure signals a shift in EV import policy with implications for market access for foreign EV manufacturers.

#Market Access #Tariffs

UstrUnited States

WTO Dispute: China’s Consultations Request on EU Countervailing Duties on Battery Electric Vehicles

China requested WTO consultations with the EU on November 4, 2024, challenging the EU’s definitive countervailing duties on new battery electric vehicles (BEVs) from China and the underlying investigation. China alleges the measures are inconsistent with multiple provisions of the WTO SCM Agreement and GATT. This is a formal WTO dispute proceeding.

#Market Access #Remedies #Tariffs

DgftIn

India DGFT Fixes Four New Standard Input Output Norms (SIONs) for Chemical and Allied Products (A-3698 to A-3701)

India’s DGFT has established four new Standard Input Output Norms (SIONs) numbered A-3698 through A-3701 under the Chemical and Allied Products category. SIONs define the permitted input quantities for duty-free imports used in export production under India’s Advance Authorisation scheme. These norms directly govern customs duty exemptions and rules of origin for export-linked imports.

#Customs #Export Controls #Tariffs

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