International Trade

Hong Kong’s economy gets stuck between US-China trade war

International Trade

Bloomberg | Top Story | October 04, 2018

Hong Kong’s economy gets stuck between US-China trade war

Hong Kong has long marketed itself as the gateway into China for foreign businesses, especially the U.S. With a trade war now raging between the world’s two largest economies, that’s precisely the problem.

Cement industry emphasizes importance of alternative fuels policy reform during EPA Smart Sector roundtable meeting

AJOT | October 04, 2018 | International Trade

Renaming NAFTA just might work

Bloomberg | October 04, 2018 | International Trade

Tariffs have cost 685 Americans their jobs so far, data show

Bloomberg | October 04, 2018 | International Trade

Trade peace turns Trudeau’s attention to deeper economic woes

Bloomberg | October 04, 2018 | International Trade

Trade war Is making the grain glut worse

International Trade

Bloomberg | Top Story | October 04, 2018

Trade war Is making the grain glut worse

The trifecta of tariffs, lackluster prices and near-perfect growing conditions means space is limited.

Get ready for trade war pain to spread through Asia

Bloomberg | October 03, 2018 | International Trade

As Trump settles scores with China, American farmers pick up tab

Bloomberg | October 03, 2018 | International Trade

Canada farmers doubt Trudeau’s aid pledge will cover dairy loss

Bloomberg | October 03, 2018 | International Trade

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U.S. uranium imports continue as domestic production remains at historical lows

AJOT | October 03, 2018 | Energy | International Trade

During 2017, owners and operators of U.S. nuclear power plants purchased 40 million pounds of uranium from foreign suppliers. Canada, Australia, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan represented the top five countries of origin and together accounted for 84% of total U.S. uranium purchases in 2017.