Trade

The Import Security and Fairness Act would prohibit the application of the de minimis threshold on goods imported from countries that are both non-market economies, such as China, and on the U.S....

Spoiler: It didn't go well for Democrats.

The new China Shock paper's conclusions are incomplete.

They're working on another deal to incentivize cleaner steelmaking, with China in mind.

Tai cites the American steel and solar industries as examples of those that have suffered because of the actions of China’s government.

The inaugural gathering of the new council will be held in Pittsburgh at the end of September. There’s a lot for the two sides to discuss.

Appearing at a town hall event sponsored by the AFL-CIO, the U.S. Trade Representative noted "President Biden is committed to protecting our steel industry and workers" from unfair trade practices.

The new report mirrors similar findings that examined 232’s positive impact in the steel industry.

More evidence of forced labor to add to the pile.

Testifying before a Senate subcommittee, Tai says that the U.S. risks losing critical industries, especially given unfair trade practices by China's government.