NYT: The More China’s Currency Falls, the More It Looks Like a ‘Currency War’
There were two stories for why China allowed the value of its currency to fall beginning on Tuesday, one of which makes the government look
There were two stories for why China allowed the value of its currency to fall beginning on Tuesday, one of which makes the government look
In the December post, Enougher is Enougher: ANOTHER Citi Nominee, I wrote about the nomination of Marisa Lago to be deputy U.S. trade representative: [Reposted
It is rare to encounter a technology that is so disruptive that it has the potential to generate a paradigm shift, and I had that
“What is good for growth in China is unfortunately bad for everybody else.” – Bill McQuaker, co-head of the multi-asset team at Henderson Global
Akira Amari, Japan’s minister in charge of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations, said Tuesday (Aug. 11) that the United States failed to show persistence to
A CPA member wrote to Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) to ask her why she voted for Fast Track, or “Trade Promotion Authority” (TPA). Sen. Feinstein’s
The ire of McConnell and other tobacco-state lawmakers throws a wrench into the negotiations. [Reposted from Politico | Adam Behsudi | August 12, 2015] Big
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 12, 2015 Contact: Sara Haimowitz, Development Director202 688 5145, [email protected] China’s Recent Currency Devaluation Reveals US Trade Strategy Weakness
It’s disconcerting to Congress when our foreign trading partners put the lie to President Obama’s victory claims. No, not the mullahs chanting “Death to America”
HONG KONG — As China contends with an economic slowdown and a stock market slump, the authorities on Tuesday sharply devalued the country’s currency, the