Trade with China

The White House announced new tariffs on a flood of imported solar panels and washing machines on Monday. After determining that cheap imports took advantage of America's market, the president...

New USTR reports highlight ongoing market-distorting policies World Trade Organization (WTO) rules are "not sufficient" to rein in China's market-distorting practices, according to an...

The Commerce Department submitted its Section 232 steel investigation report to the White House Thursday and initiated a 90-day timeline for President Trump to act on imports threatening...

China's years of broken promises, non-market economy, and predatory trade practices have decimated American factory jobs and still threaten to put U.S. manufacturers out of business 16 years...

The U.S. trade deficit grew to $48.7 billion in October, according to the latest Commerce Department data. October marks the highest deficit under the Trump presidency with the U.S.-China deficit...

Representatives from G20 and other steel-producing countries will reconvene in Berlin on Thursday for the Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity. The group, formed one year ago, is meant to address...

Speaking at an appearance with Chinese President Xi Jinping, President Donald Trump went easy on Chinese leadership by blaming the nearly $300 billion trade deficit on past U.S. administrations....

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...