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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged u.s. trade policy
  • China Sets Robust Growth Target to Shore Up Cooling Economy

    Posted March 05, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Chinese Premier Li Keqiang warned that China faces “a tough struggle” as he laid out plans today to boost the country’s slumping economy with nearly $300 billion worth of cuts in taxes and other fees.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: china,xi jinping,li keqiang,national people’s congress,chinese economy,economic growth,global trade,global economy,trade wars,trade disputes,trump administration,u.s. trade policy,donald trump

  • Pompeo Takes Heat From Iowa Farmers

    Posted March 05, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    Visiting Iowa this week to rally support for Trump’s trade policies, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo argued that a long-term payoff will be worth the short-term pain farmers are currently enduring.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. trade policy,state department,mike pompeo,terry branstad,china,trade disputes,trade wars,retaliatory tariffs,agricultural trade,american farm bureau federation,soybeans,pork producers,iowa,u.s. politics,u.s. election 2020

  • U.S. and China Appear Close to Deal to Roll Back Tariffs

    Posted March 04, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Reports suggest the two sides are closing in on a trade deal that would see China lower tariffs on US-made goods including agricultural products, chemicals and cars in exchange for sanctions relief.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trump administration,donald trump,u.s. trade policy,trade negotiations,china,xi jinping,trade wars,trade disputes,section 301 china tariffs,bilateral trade balances,agricultural trade,global trade,global economy,stock markets

  • Trump Says Strong U.S. Dollar, Rate Hikes Are Hurting Economy

    Posted March 04, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    Speaking at a political conference this weekend, Trump renewed his criticism of the Fed’s monetary policy, complaining that it was promoting a strong U.S. dollar to the detriment of American exporters.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. trade policy,u.s. federal reserve,jerome powell,u.s. monetary policy,u.s. dollar,u.s. exports,u.s. economy

  • U.S. Trade Deficit in Goods Jumps 12.8% Amid Tariff Battle

    Posted March 01, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The U.S. trade gap with the rest of the world jumped to near $80 billion at the end of 2018 amid a surge in imports and a $4B drop in exports, despite Trump's moves to curb the shortfall through tariffs.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. trade policy,u.s. economy,u.s. trade deficit,china,bilateral trade deficits,trade disputes,trade wars,u.s. exports

  • Lighthizer Hedges on Whether Trump Will Lift Steel Tariffs Against Canada and Mexico

    Posted February 27, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies, U.S. Customs Issues

    The White House is reportedly eager to reach an agreement that would see its controversial metals tariffs lifted, but USTR Lighthizer says it also wants to maintain “integrity” of the current trade restrictions.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. trade representative, ustr,robert lighthizer,u.s. trade policy,section 232 tariffs,steel-aluminum tariffs,import-export quotas,u.s. steel industry,trade protectionism,usmca ratification

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