Currency intervention: how would the US do it, and would it work?
Editors note: The markets are increasingly expecting dollar realignment efforts by the US. Very good. Washington’s FX policy has oscillated between heavy interventions and benign
Editors note: The markets are increasingly expecting dollar realignment efforts by the US. Very good. Washington’s FX policy has oscillated between heavy interventions and benign
Editors note: Our work to achieve dollar realignment, rather than an overvalued dollar, is gaining steam. Wall Street is fearful even though they should be
Editors note: Peter Navarro and President Trump continue moving aggressively on Buy American rules in government procurement. Candidate Donald J. Trump promised his administration would
Editors note: Insight from Hong Kong on the US-trade conflict which is about more than trade. Billionaire Jimmy Lai says Beijing needs a deal. [James
Editors note: Google should not be working with the Chinese Communist Party to weaponize technology in support of their surveillance state. Billionaire claims tech giant
Editor’s note: Removing the potential for Chinese security cameras to spy inside US government offices. (Bloomberg) — U.S. federal agencies have five weeks to rip out
Editor’s note: CPA is advising Chairman Marco Rubio in his capacity as Chairman of the Senate Small Business Committee. An upcoming Small Business Administration reauthorization
Editor’s note: China uses many more tools than merely tariffs to gain an advantage. They play to win, not to “level the playing field.” BEIJING
Editor’s note: Tariffs are not killing the economy as claimed by the Very Smart People who brought us fake free trade. Tariffs are pro-growth, need
Editors note: Ralph Gomory is a member of the CPA advisory board. In dealing with China, the United States has a fundamental problem. [Ralph Gomory