U.S. Set to Delay More China Tariffs Ahead of Trump-Xi Meeting
Editor’s note. We may be doing this whole tariff delay thing again. Or not. The press has a poor track record of prognostication on trade
Editor’s note. We may be doing this whole tariff delay thing again. Or not. The press has a poor track record of prognostication on trade
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist Last month, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) published one of the most enlightening and surprising reports from a member of
Editor’s note: Trump is highlighting the dollar misalignment more these days. The fact that he is talking about interest rate difference between the EU and
Editorial note: This article references a letter from 600 businesses in favor of tariffs that CPA helped generate last week. If you want to know
Editors note: Peter Navarro does a great job defending an aggressive trade stance on China. He and Charles Payne, the news host, reference the letter
Editor’s note: The global steel import lobby has sued to challenge the constitutionality of the administration’s 232 steel tariffs. The suit, in CPA’s view, is
Editors note: Good. WASHINGTON — The Trump administration added five Chinese entities to a United States blacklist on Friday, further restricting China’s access to American
Excerpt: “We are living in a new world—the world of attempted Chinese hegemony—and U.S. policy makers had better adjust, fast.” Forty years ago, China wasn’t
Editors note: CPA helped put a letter together in favor of the tariffs, to counter a letter by multinational corporation‘s that oppose the tariffs last
Domestic manufacturers reaffirm support for tariffs on China Manufacturing groups send joint letter to president endorsing tariffs Washington. Hundreds of independent U.S. producers today joined