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Despite export boom, US tax cuts and deficit will increase imports over exports, threatening ill-considered administrative protectionism

February 12, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Emblem of the US Trade Representative

Trade correspondent LC’s weekly report The probability that the trade deficit will continue to grow presents a danger for US trading partners. The recent US tax cuts and government spending hike will likely increase US demand, keeping US savings lagging consumption and attracting even more imports, pushing the trade deficit up. Strong demand abroad should […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: American Insstitute for International Steel (AIIS), Canada, China, European Union (EU), protectionism, Robert Lighthizer, safeguards, Section 232, Section 301, South Korea, Taiwan, US Chamber of Commerce, US International Trade Commission (ITC), US Trade Representative (USTR), World Trade Organization (WTO)

Mon.-Tues. (Feb. 5-6, 2018) Weak dollar, trade protectionism the two big things that threaten the improving US economy

February 6, 2018 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Match Girl -- left out when others prosper -- a parable of the US in the face of a worldwide Renaissance in trade deals with the US outside looking in?

Steve Forbes, editor of Forbes magazine and a Republican candidate for President in 1996, writes that “Two big things threaten the improving US economy: a weak dollar and trade protectionism.” Regarding the latter, he continues, It’s one thing to update trade agreements such as Nafta, quite another to blow them up or try to dictate […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: African Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA), Angelo Codevilla, CPTPP (new 11-nation TPP), FBI scandal, FISA, protectionism, space exploration, SpaceX, Steve Forbes

Important news: President Trump is considering rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership

January 27, 2018 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Bombardier's fuel-efficient C-series midrange plane

The most important news of the day is that President Trump said he is considering rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP-11), the eleven nations that just a few days ago announced that they had secured agreement to go ahead with their trade pact.  Of the US press, only the Wall Street Journal covered this major development. […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: Boeing, Bombardier, Colbert I. King, full expensing, Japanese Prime Minister Abe, Kathleen Parker, New York Times\, Nicholas Kristof, tax reform bill, Trans-Pacific Partnership, US International Trade Commission, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post

Transpacific Partnership now live — minus US. Trump on protectionist drive?

January 23, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

U.S. solar panel manufacturers want protection from Chinese state-favored producers; US solar installers and homeowners want the imports to continue

Weekly trade report by L.C. Late breaking item! As we went to press, Canada’s Prime Minister Trudean announced that Canada had accepted joining the Transpacific Partnership (TPP-11). It’s now live — without the U.S. This is a major world trade development that will put much pressure on the US, especially its crucial agriculture sector. Yesterday […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: Canada, China, CPTPP (new 11-nation TPP), protectionism, Robert Lighthizer, Russia, South Korea, Uraniuim One scandal, uranium, WTO

Canada files with WTO a global attack on US unfair-trade laws

January 15, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Log driving in British Columbia, Canada

Weekly trade report for Jan. 8-14, 2018 by L.C. Canada has filed a new World Trade Organization (WTO) complaint against the US that is stunning in its scope. It targets in detail the way the US implements its unfair-trade laws, enumerating many practices that are at the core of US trade-remedy measures but that allegedly […]

Filed Under: Trade  Tagged: aluminum, Canada, China, NAFTA, Robert Lighthizer, South Korea, steel, washing machines, World Trade Organization (WTO)

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