Withdrawal from international postal body will help to level playing field for US producers   Washington. The Trump administration has announced a plan to phase-out

U.S. starts process to withdraw from a 144-year-old international postal body Editor’s note: CPA has been in contact with White House officials supporting this move to

Editor’s note: CPA regularly monitors trade enforcement actions. Any CPA members are welcome to join our Trade Enforcement Committee which meets by phone approximately every

Editor’s note: The exact timing and procedure of voting on the USMCA remain unclear. Ordinarily it would be next year, but it could be this

Editor’s note: Sen. Baldwin is correct to place the focus on currency. We will need to fix not only manipulation but the overly strong dollar

Editor’s note: Looks like Mexico may risk upsetting the USMCA by negotiating with China sometime after their new president takes office. Despite a provision in

Former Nucor Corp. CEO Dan DiMicco stoutly defended the Trump administration’s aggressive foreign trade policy and tariffs at a metals convention Thursday in Charlotte. When a worried

Editor’s note: 1) First time in history that Treasury staff leak results of currency report before publication. Why, we might ask? 2) Focus upon “manipulation”

Editor’s note: China’s Central bank has management of exchange rates and the current account balance as part of its job. Our central bank does not. Our

Editor’s note: CPA supported the bill to strengthen controls on incoming foreign investment. The rules are now being written for implementation.  The Treasury-led interagency committee