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Trump orders the establishment of an Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, to be run by Navarro
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Absent a new deal, U.S. to impose AD, CVD duties on Mexican sugar on June 5
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Ross downplays administration split on NAFTA, outlines priority areas for renegotiation
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Monday today outlined several issues that should be addressed in a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement —
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Renegotiate NAFTA Right Donald Trump needs to rethink his priorities in order to get a better trade deal.
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Stephen Vaughn, the Hamiltonian at USTR Vaughn, the current acting U.S. Trade Representative, is a trade lawyer who shares Trump’s distaste for recent U.S. trade policy
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