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The Japanese prime minister next week will be the first foreign leader to meet in-person with President Biden.
A Trump-era rule allowing the Commerce Department to treat currency undervaluation as a subsidy in countervailing duty proceedings leaves the U.S. open to a deluge of petitions -- potentially against some U.S. allies -- staked on weak claims, a lawyer who represents foreign governments in CVD proceedings tells Inside U.S. Trade./node/170365
When Mark Lewis walked into the Pentagon in late 2019, he thought his most important job as a leading research official would be overseeing the development of new, high-speed missiles.
China this week announced plans to analyze the country’s steel industry as it looks to reduce crude steel output in 2021.
Two Republican lawmakers from Wisconsin on Wednesday sent U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai a list of questions about the Section 301 tariff exclusion process that they say former USTR Robert Lighthizer failed to adequately answer before leaving office.
President Biden on Thursday instructed his Cabinet secretaries to review their departments’ Buy America policies to ensure they are in line with a January executive order Biden signed to expand domestic government procurement.
The Biden administration will maintain the previous administration’s determination that Hong Kong should no longer receive special treatment from the U.S., Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said on Wednesday, arguing that China has restricted the autonomy of Hong Kong.
Chinese government agencies this week issued a series of preferential policies, including tariff cuts and tax exemptions, for its semiconductor industry as part of China’s broader initiative to shore up domestic manufacturing of high-tech products.
The trade ministers of the G7 countries on Wednesday committed to advancing World Trade Organization reform and ensuring political momentum for the organization’s upcoming ministerial conference, pledging as well to develop “high-level principles” on digital trade yet this year, according to a statement from the G7 president, the United Kingdom.
China still “has work to do” on intellectual property rights protection improvements mandated under its phase-one trade deal with the U.S., the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative says in its annual National Trade Estimate, an exhaustive list of concerns about trade barriers worldwide.
The infrastructure plan the Biden administration is set to release on Wednesday endorses a range of congressional proposals aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing and innovation to compete with China in high-tech areas and calls on Congress to fund many of the proposed initiatives.
Congress and the administration should start working now to renew Trade Promotion Authority so the U.S. is able to pursue future trade goals, such as concluding negotiations with the United Kingdom, opening new markets in Africa and potentially even rejoining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement on Trans-Pacific Partnership, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Tuesday.
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A Federal Register notice published Monday announced a thirty-day public comment period for the licensing procedure.
Daniel Kritenbrink is a career Foreign Service officer who once served as senior director for Asian affairs on the National Security Council.
The senators want a trade deal that “provides high levels of labor rights and environmental protection as soon as possible.”