U.S. Strikes China Trade Deals but Leaves Major Issues Untouched
Agreements covering beef, poultry and financial services reverse stances held by the Obama administration and sidestep touchier issues such as steel. [KEITH BRADSHER] May 11th,
Commerce Department Launches Another Anti-Dumping Investigation into Steel Products
This time, it’s cold-drawn mechanical tubing from several countries, including China. [ELIZABETH BROTHERTON-BUNCH] May 11th, 2017 The battle against dumped steel imports wages on.
Peter Navarro: A ‘Bricklayer’ Of Trump’s Protectionist Wall
National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro says the U.S. needs to unwind “bad” trade agreements and strike new ones that would prevent such practices. He
Grand Old Protectionists
“[Editorial note: An important blast from the past. This is a 2008 op-ed by Bob Lighthizer, Trump’s nominee for US Trade Ambassador. His criticism of
Upcoming Commerce Department Hearings To Give New Impetus To Battle To Fix Trade
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director The Trump Administration’s views on some issues (think health care) has evolved over recent months. But on foreign trade,
