US Treasury FX report preview: Three and a half manipulators
Editors note: As these current crises ebb, we need to get the focus back on currency misalignment that will hamper our recovery. The Treasury is
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China Phase One Trade Deal Looks Mighty Dead
Editor’s note: If the phase one deal is pronounced dead, China decoupling becomes even more likely. Remember the phase one trade deal that the Republican
Coronavirus Crisis Drives Collapse in April Trade, Deficit Worsens to $49 Billion
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The coronavirus disrupted international trade and led to a collapse in US trade volume which makes it
Michael Stumo: Sen. Baldwin introduces legislation for safer online shopping
Excerpt: The new bill that Sen. Baldwin introduced, the Country of Origin Labeling Online Act (COOL), would mandate a prominent country-of-origin description for all products
Now that the World Has Stopped… A Strategic Metal Can Help Us Start It Again
Editors note: America is too dependent upon China for critical minerals. CPA member American Manganese has a way to reduce that dependency in a cost-efficient
GM’s former plant in Lordstown will return to mass vehicle production, thousands of jobs
Editor’s note: Great to see a few thousand workers planned for the reopening of this plant which will make electric pickups. Hopefully this will happen.
CPA Launches New Index to Track Reshoring of U.S. Manufacturing Base
First report shows strong reshoring growth in 2019 Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today launched its CPA Reshoring Index (CRI) to track
CPA’s New Manufacturing Reshoring Index Shows Strong Gains in 2019
CPA Working Paper By Stephen L. Byers PhD and Jeff Ferry Abstract The Coalition for a Prosperous America is introducing the new CPA Reshoring Index
War Room Pandemic Ep 200 – The Alliance of Liberty
Editor’s Note: CPA chairman, Dan DiMicco discusses the re-domestication of American manufacturing with Steve Bannon. Dan’s interview starts at the 2:30 minute mark. Follow Dan on
Grassley: Section 232 reform efforts have stalled, could be over
Editor’s note: Good. Leave section 232 alone. We don’t need Congress taking away tools that further national and economic security in trade. Efforts in Congress to
