Trade with China

President must address China’s trade practices to restore domestic jobs American factory workers are questioning President Trump’s commitment to restore manufacturing jobs as he prepares...

The manufacturing sector grew by 24,000 jobs in October, according to the latest employment data from the Labor Department. The growth, prompted by hurricane recovery, came amid losses in primary...

Commerce launches Section 232 investigation The Commerce Department will investigate whether steel imports from foreign countries, including China, should be blocked due to national security...

Growing deficit cost 3.4 million U.S. jobs from 2001-2015 The Commerce Department reported a goods and services deficit of $44.3 billion in December. The goods deficit with China hit $30.2 billion,...

China fails all six U.S. criteria for market economy designation China launched a complaint Monday at the World Trade Organization (WTO) after the United States and European Union rightly made clear...

State-backed steelmakers accused of diverting product through Vietnam to avoid tariffs The Commerce Department announced a formal investigation Monday into Chinese steel companies accused of shipping...

President Obama Expected to Raise Overcapacity During Sept. 4-5 Summit  WASHINGTON, D.C. – China's massive steel overcapacity is driving a global problem that will require significant...

American exports are going down, not up. Richard McCormack explains why.

The concerns of millions of American workers must be on the agenda.

TPA/TPP must work for American manufacturers and workers.