Kudlow suggests U.S. might not comply with adverse WTO rulings on 232 tariffs
Editors note: It is significant that Larry Kudlow said this rather than trade hawks like Peter Navarro. Also, citing national interests as more important than
Steel imports capture 29 percent market share in April despite tariffs
“Editors note. This steel import surge from many countries, including ‘allies’, show why the 232 tariffs on steel are not limited to unfriendly countries.” Steel
Mexico goes to the WTO against US tariffs
Editors note: The Mexico challenge to US tariff actions will also challenge the future of the WTO if the institution continues being part of the
Court Finds Cattle Producers Harmed by Lack of Country-of-Origin Labeling; Moves Issue Onto Administration’s Plate
Editors note: CPA supports country of origin labeling. It is wrong for USDA to label foreign beef as Product of the USA. The Trump administration
EU looks into extending dumping duties on Chinese bicycles
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
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?
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
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
Trump imposes steel tariffs on EU
European Union leaders are considering how to retaliate against the United States, after President Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. Justin Webb speaks
US steel and aluminum tariffs — the right move at the right time
The U.S. government’s steel and aluminum tariffs went into effect — and they have already created an international furor. So mission number one is accomplished.
