A probe launched by the Trump administration into whether tariffs are needed to protect the domestic auto industry is long past due, leading some industry insiders to speculate that it could be delayed until after the midterm elections.
A decision was originally expected last month, but Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross postponed it without setting a new date. The administration hasn’t given any indication since then of when it will act, leaving stakeholders on the edge of their seats.
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