Trade

Jan 29 2024
Blog Trade

There’s Growing Bipartisan Opposition to Granting Vietnam Market Economy Trade Status

Considering that Vietnam fails all of the criteria for actually being a market economy, it seems like granting it that status would be an unforced error.
Jan 17 2024
Blog Trade

SHEIN’s IPO May Be Thwarted by… China’s Government?

Already facing pushback from U.S. officials, the fast fashion e-commerce giant also needs to get permission from Beijing to go public in the United States.
Dec 14 2023
Blog Trade

America Needs Trade Action to Balance an Unfair Global Market, USTR Tai Asserts

“The global economy that we’re living in right now is actually quite unfair,” Tai said. “It’s quite tilted. And so, I think that the tariffs are part of the U.S.-China bilateral...
Nov 09 2023
Blog Trade

SHEIN Prepares for a $90 Billion IPO

The e-commerce brand founded on throwaway clothing culture and shadowy supply chains has been campaigning to legitimize its business for months.
Oct 30 2023
Blog Trade

SHEIN is Trying to Whitewash Its Image by Partnering with Forever 21. Don’t Fall for It.

The online retail giant and the mall mainstay are tightening their bond just as SHEIN is looking toward an Initial Public Offering (IPO). That timing is not coincidental.
Oct 20 2023
Press Release Trade

Global Steel and Aluminum Overcapacity Necessitates a Coordinated U.S.-EU Response: AAM Statement

Washington, D.C. — The United States and the European Union (EU) announced Friday that they will continue to negotiate in the coming weeks a steel and aluminum arrangement that addresses unfair...
Oct 05 2023
Press Release Trade

AAM Statement: U.S. Goods Trade Deficit Falls to $83.9 Billion in August

Washington, D.C. — The United States goods trade deficit dropped to $83.9 billion in August, a 5.1% reduction from July, the U.S. Census Bureau reported Thursday. The goods trade deficit with China...
Oct 02 2023
Blog Trade

Senators Brown and Manchin Visit Tin Mill That’s Been Hit Hard by Unfair Trade

More than 300 people have been laid off at the Weirton facility, located on the border of Ohio and West Virginia, as a direct result of predatory trade practices by China and other foreign nations.
Sep 13 2023
Blog Trade

China Has a Huge Car Overcapacity Problem, and It’s Building an Armada to Ship It Worldwide

Tariffs are largely keeping Chinese autos from flooding the U.S. market, for now.
Sep 11 2023
Blog Trade

They Don’t Make Things Like They Used To

Offshoring led to millions of lost jobs and weakened America’s national and economic security. But it also meant that stuff isn’t as well made.