U.S. uses non-tariff tools, eroding dollar

- U.S. trade policy is increasingly using non‑tariff 'intelligent frictions' — standards, audits and controls — to pressure trading partners, beyond classic tariffs. (x.com) - Observers warn these tools push foreign workarounds and can weaken dollar leverage in trade negotiations as compliance burdens grow. (x.com) - The development signals trade disputes will be fought through regulation and standards as much as customs duties going forward. (x.com) (x.com)

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