Trade

AAM's own Scott Paul breaks it down.

U.S. Steel, ArcelorMittal and others filing complaints; the United Steelworkers back the effort.

A very interesting point was made early on in this panel discussion.

The trade-loving think tank should stop blaming the victim when it comes to steel imports.

This time, it’s stainless steel sheet and strip.

Too much capacity in China's steel industry is bad for everyone.

Caucus asks Obama to use “full and effective application” of trade laws against NME countries.

A new “Global Forum” will work to address global steel overcapacity, but more approaches are needed.

And China's state-sponsored mills share a lot of the blame.

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...