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Policy in Motion: Insights for navigating with confidence

Your resource for the latest on trade, tariff and regulatory policy changes.

Be ready for what's next

The policy landscape is constantly evolving, with new regulatory, fiscal and legislative changes impacting businesses and industries. Staying ahead requires being proactive and informed. KPMG has provided these resources to help businesses anticipate and navigate these shifts, turning challenges into opportunities. Explore how to stay ahead in a world where public policy is always in motion.

Spotlight: KPMG Tariff Modeler

The ability to adapt trade strategies amid evolving tariffs is crucial, as is the need to make smart, fast trade decisions. The KPMG tariff modeler offers real-time insights into trade data, helping businesses manage complexity and stay ahead. Let KPMG trade and customs professionals assist in enhancing your trade strategy and informing next steps.
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Featured Insights

How does recent policy change affect your business?

New legislation and regulations are rapidly transforming industries. This collection presents KPMG's latest insights on the implications for your operations, strategy, and growth.

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Global Economic & Geopolitical Outlook webcast

Get ready for the Global Economic & Geopolitical Outlook webcast on September 24! Join KPMG global regional chief economists and senior advisors as they unpack the latest monetary policy decisions from global central banks, policy shifts, trade impacts and what’s ahead for the global economy. Don’t miss this essential Q4 strategy session—register now and stay informed.

In the news

  • BusinessChief: Why Are CEOs Warning President Trump of Tariff Disruptions
    Tim Walsh, KPMG U.S. CEO, highlights the need for companies to adjust their supply chains and pricing strategies in response to tariffs. The report warns of compressed margins and destabilized supply chains, prompting 85% of executives to focus on reshoring. Despite these challenges, 79% of CEOs remain optimistic about their firm's prospects, with a strong emphasis on AI investment and talent retention.
    Oct 08, 2025
  • Newsweek: Americans expect higher prices this holiday season, despite Trump boast
    The consumer is spending like a poker player with a small chip stack,” said Duleep Rodrigo, KPMG’s Consumer & Retail leader for the U.S. “They know they can’t play every hand but are willing to go ‘all in’ on a promising hand with a high emotional payoff. There’s also a psychological element where the consumer is managing a complex set of uncertainties,” he added.
    Oct 08, 2025
  • Marketplace: Marketplace Morning Report - Who pays for tariffs?
    The import price index, which keeps track of the price of imports before tariffs are applied, comes out tomorrow. Some foreign exporters are cutting prices on their products to offset the impact of tariffs. Meagan Schoenberger of KPMG says that's a sign that many European exporters are concerned about losing market share to their American competitors.
    Sept 15, 2025
  • CNN: Trump says there's 'no inflation.' But recent data shows prices are rising — partly due to his policies
    Heavily imported goods that are subject to higher tariffs notched some of the biggest food price increases. For instance, coffee prices surged by 3.6%, the largest one-month increase since 2011. Brazil is the top U.S. source of coffee, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data. However, Brazilian imports – including coffee – began facing whopping 50% tariffs last month. Diane Swonk, chief economist at KPMG, predicts coffee prices "will easily exceed the record as the full effects of the 50% tariffs levied on Brazil last month work their way onto store shelves."
    Sept 12, 2025
  • The Hill: Trump administration loosens corporate taxes after pulling out of global deal
    Proposed IRS regulations for corporate minimum taxes released in July “appear to be more favorable or simpler than last year’s proposed regulations in many situations,” Monisha Santamaria, a pass-through tax specialist with KPMG, and others wrote in an analysis earlier this month.
    Sept 10, 2025

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