CNBC: Mercedes-Benz could be shut out of US market under bill targeting Chinese automaker ownership.

US proposal during USMCA restructuring talks with Mexico aims to increase US content requirement from 75% North American rule, WSJ reports.

The US government's proposal, part of USMCA restructuring talks with Mexico, would also seek to increase US content from the current 75% North American rule, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Trump admin expected to propose USMCA change requiring 50% of auto parts from U.S. sources for lower tariffs, per sources.

The Trump administration is expected to propose an amendment to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement requiring that half of automobile components and materials originate from U.S. sources to qualify for lower tariffs, according to sources familiar with the matter.

SEC moves to rescind corporate climate disclosure requirements. The regulator proposed rolling back rules that would have forced companies to report climate risks and greenhouse gas emissions.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has moved to formally rescind rules requiring corporate disclosure of climate-related risks and emissions.

Investors are pouring money into municipal bonds, drawn by higher yields and the approaching summer reinvestment season.

Investors are returning to municipal bonds, attracted by higher yields and the upcoming summer reinvestment period, according to Bloomberg.