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    Mexico’s top trade diplomat, Marcelo Ebrard, was in Washington for several days last week [from Aug. 24 to Aug. 26] but quietly left empty handed on Wednesday.

    After Canada Impasse, Mexico Quietly Left Washington Empty Handed, But Reiterates Section 232 Tariff Goals.

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EU looks into extending dumping duties on Chinese bicycles

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 5, 2018

Note: The European Union’s effort to target dumping of Chinese bicycles is a continuation of Europe’s past actions to prevent China’s oversupply from flooding their

Tell Congress: Stop Beijing’s U.S. port takeover

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 5, 2018

Summary note: The Coalition for a Prosperous America supports the legislation, referred to in this article, which would tighten incoming foreign investment restrictions. We are

Farm Prices and the Dollar: Can’t the Washington Post Discuss the Relationship?

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 5, 2018

Core concept: The overvalued dollar pushes US commodity prices down   Around a decade ago, I was talking with a staffer of the Senate Commerce

Other nations forced Trump’s hand on steel tariffs

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJune 5, 2018

There’s a lot of fuss right now about President Trump imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Critics fret about a trade war. Others worry there will

Aluminum Tariffs Must Be Extended To Cover Aluminum Cables

Manufacturing, Trade and TariffsBy Jeff FerryJune 5, 2018

On March 8th, the president announced tariffs of 25% on steel imports and 10% on aluminum tariffs. The tariffs were levied under Section 232 of

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