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Sources: McConnell likely to delay Lighthizer confirmation until mid-May

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 4, 2017

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) likely will not allow the Senate to consider the nomination of U.S. Trade Representative nominee Robert Lighthizer until the

Trump trade chief: Our trade policy is already working

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 4, 2017

A strong historic defense of American workers and domestic manufacturers aptly summarizes the first 100 days of the Trump Administration’s trade policy. [Peter Navarro] May

Perdue: Trump’s NAFTA withdrawal threat ‘sent a strong signal’ to Congress

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 4, 2017

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, who last week played a role in convincing President Trump not to withdraw from NAFTA, said the threat of doing so

Fix the Trade Deficit or Risk another Financial Crisis

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 4, 2017

The Commerce Department reported the deficit on international trade goods and services in March was about $43.7 billion, indicating the United States is on track to

Trump’s Trade Warrior Is the Most Unpopular Economist in the Class

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 3, 2017

The president’s favorite numbers guy, Peter Navarro, says buying from China strengthens a potential enemy. [Peter Coy] May 2nd, 2017 [Bloomberg Business Week] As he

Michael Stumo Published On The Hill: 7 reasons why leaving NAFTA wouldn’t cause Armageddon

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The media was aghast last week that some Trump administration drafted a proposal to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) as well

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Administration officials are divided over a draft executive order to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement and butting heads on whether to issue

How to Fix the Trade Deficit

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The Commerce Department is expected to report the U.S. deficit on trade goods and services in March was about $44 billion, indicating the United States

Trump orders the establishment of an Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, to be run by Navarro

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 2, 2017

President Trump, on his 100th day in office Saturday, signed an executive order establishing “the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy” — an entity to

Absent a new deal, U.S. to impose AD, CVD duties on Mexican sugar on June 5

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMay 2, 2017

The United States will scrap agreements suspending antidumping and countervailing duties on Mexican sugar and re-impose those trade remedies on June 5 unless the two

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