Trade

Feb 18 2015
Blog Trade

Congress’s Currency Paranoia: CORRECTED

Currency manipulation is hot, hot, hot in Washington, D.C. right now. Policymakers on both sides of the aisle (and in both chambers of Congress) agree that a currency provision must be included...
Feb 12 2015
Blog Trade

Laffer: Address Currency in the TPP

A leading conservative economist is among those on both sides of the aisle calling for action.
Feb 11 2015
Press Release Trade

USTR Challenges China Export Subsidy Program: AAM Statement

U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman announced today the United States has launched a trade enforcement action with China at the World Trade Organization over an export subsidy program that harms...
Feb 10 2015
Blog

Congress to the President: Don’t Trade Our Jobs Away

The trade winds are blowing and currency is in the air.
Feb 10 2015
Press Release Trade

Senate and House Introduce Bipartisan Currency Legislation: AAM Statement

The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) today praised U.S. Senators Jeff Sessions (R-AL), Sherrod Brown (D-OH), Lindsey Graham (R-SC), Charles Schumer (D-NY), Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), and...
Feb 05 2015
Press Release Trade

Growing Imports Spell Trouble for Obama’s Trade Agenda

Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Commerce released the latest monthly U.S. trade figures this morning. The overall monthly U.S. international goods and services trade deficit...
Feb 04 2015
Blog Trade

Currency Must Be Addressed in the TPP

TPP could lock in currency manipulation and cost U.S. jobs.
Feb 04 2015
Press Release Trade

Report: Currency Manipulation Must Be Addressed in the TPP

Unless Currency Manipulation is Deterred, Every State Would Lose Jobs under the Trans-Pacific Partnership High Trade Deficit with Japan Already Killing Jobs in Every State and Most Congressional...
Jan 26 2015
Blog Trade

A (Currency) Fight Worth Having

Lawmakers, economists, manufacturers, and unions agree the TPP should include currency provisions.
Jan 22 2015
Blog Trade

Is a Strong Dollar… Bad?

A tough U.S. currency note certainly doesn't add strength to U.S. exports.