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A COVID-19 relief proposal introduced by Senate Republicans this week includes language on reducing U.S. reliance on China, facilitating domestic supply chain restoration, semiconductor production and mineral security.
CSIS’ Kennedy says Commerce placing Huawei on its Entity List is “ill-advised.”
China’s Ministry of Commerce this month found “non-market conditions” in the U.S. energy sector and hiked antidumping duties against U.S. propanol exports, a move trade lawyers believe could become a pattern in Chinese trade remedy investigations of U.S. exports.
Cato's Dan Ikenson says the courts “are not to blame for executive abuses of the trade laws; Congress is.”
Mobile crane imports primarily come from U.S. allies that do not pose national security threats, providing domestic consumers access to top-of-the-line infrastructure equipment, U.S. crane companies and foreign governments have told the Trump administration.
The ITC preliminarily determined that tire imports were hurting the U.S. industry.
President Trump’s 2018 decision to expand national security-based tariffs on Turkish steel imports was “arbitrary and irrational,” the Court of International Trade ruled on Tuesday, marking the first time the administration’s Section 232 tariffs have been restricted by a federal court.
Business groups and other countries are pushing the U.S. to proceed with caution in its Section 232 investigation into imports of key electrical transformer components, contending trade restrictions would be costly, counterproductive and potentially illegal.
The Commerce Department will no longer issue export license exceptions for products headed to Hong Kong as the U.S. works to “eliminate differential treatment” that Hong Kong has long been afforded by the U.S., the agency announced on Monday.
“We continue to work to implement Presidents Trump and Bolsonaro’s goals ... to deepen discussions for a bilateral trade package."
Indefinitely postponing “is the best decision for the health, safety and welfare of the participants,” Commerce said.
Thyssenkrupp Materials NA says Commerce grants product exclusions in an unconstitutional and arbitrarily capricious manner.
The investigation is the seventh to be self-initiated by the department during the Trump administration.
“This is the second-largest set of petitions filed simultaneously for a single product since 2001.”
The Commerce Department will conduct a Section 232 investigation into mobile crane imports -- the seventh time the tool has been used by the Trump administration to weigh national security-based trade restrictions.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is considering a Section 232 investigation into crude oil imports that could lead to tariffs on Saudi Arabia and Russia, three GOP senators said this week.
The gap with China dropped again, from $19.7 billion to $15.5 billion.
The Commerce Department will initiate an investigation into imports of key electrical transformer components, the agency announced on Monday, citing national security concerns.
The Trump administration’s handling of Chinese steel and aluminum overcapacity is not working, a group of Washington state Democrats told President Trump on Friday, urging him to improve a product-exclusion request process and ensure overcapacity is addressed in a phase-two trade deal with China.
Commerce Secretary Ross called the plan “another affirmation of our commitment to use all available tools to combat circumvention and evasion of duties.”