Inside Trade

January 24, 2025

World Trade Online

By Jason Asenso

Expanding U.S. foreign market access for U.S. agricultural producers could help reduce the impacts of retaliatory tariffs and lower the U.S. ag trade deficit, President Trump’s pick to lead the Agriculture Department said on Thursday.

By David LaRoss

Attorneys and former trade officials say President Trump’s wide-ranging “America First Trade Policy” memo issued this week shows the new administration is planning a broad, multifaceted approach that will include the greater use of antidumping and countervailing laws as well as export control reforms.

By Margaret Spiegelman

President Trump’s belief that tariffs will raise revenue from foreign sources while spurring a revival in domestic manufacturing is inherently contradictory, former Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) said on Thursday, warning that aggressive tariffs are likely in the offing and that their impacts will be “messy.”

By Brett Fortnam

The U.S. does not need to trade with Canada, President Trump said on Thursday, contending the U.S. is treated “unfairly” by its trading partners, including the European Union, and promising action.

By David LaRoss

Silverado Policy Accelerator, a non-partisan think tank, is urging the Trump administration to adopt a new policy framework for the initiation of trade negotiations on critical minerals -- a step the two authors of the proposal say will be crucial to blunt potential moves by China to restrict exports of such minerals to the U.S. in retaliation for tariff hikes.

By Jason Asenso

President Trump’s return to the White House should be a “wake-up call” for the European Union to re-evaluate its trade policy and forge closer relationships with Asia and Latin America, France’s trade minister said on Wednesday.

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