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| 2024/09/11 | Trump tariff plans dominate economic discussion in first debate with Harris | Jason Asenso | Inside U.S. Trade | Vice President Harris and former President Trump exchanged barbs on trade policy during their first presidential debate on Tuesday, with Trump’s across-the-board tariff proposal taking center stage in an opening back-and-forth over the U.S. economy. |
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| 2024/09/10 | House Passes Biosecure Bill, Targeting China Biotech Firms (2) | Steven T. Dennis | Bloomberg News | China hawks in the US House overcame a last-ditch lobbying effort and passed legislation Monday night that would blacklist Chinese biotech companies and their US subsidiaries. |
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| 2024/09/10 | Cassidy touts carbon tariff proposal, plans to re-introduce it next year | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) is still working to galvanize support for legislation he unveiled last year – and is refining for the next Congress – that would impose tariffs on emissions-intensive imports from China and elsewhere, he said this week. |
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| 2024/09/10 | Commerce set to share insights from new supply chain tool with industry | Oliver Ward | Inside U.S. Trade | The Commerce Department has developed a diagnostic tool to assess supply chain vulnerabilities across the U.S. economy and will share key findings from it with industry and other stakeholders in the coming months, the department will announce at a supply chain summit on Tuesday. |
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| 2024/09/10 | Sen. Casey compiles five China-focused bills into one to combat ‘trade cheating’ | Hannah Monicken | Inside U.S. Trade | A newly introduced bill collects a handful of China-related legislation into one that targets “trade cheating” by China, including bills that would expand foreign investment review authority, limit outsourcing and outbound investment to the country and restrict the amount of content in a product that comes from non-market economies, among others. |
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| 2024/09/10 | Former USDA chief economist: Global ag trade adapts to conflict; food security to improve | Oliver Ward | Inside U.S. Trade | Trade in commodities like grain, rice and fertilizer has adapted to recent supply chain shocks, averting many of the direst predictions for global food insecurity and providing hopeful signs for the future, a former Agriculture Department chief economist tells Inside U.S. Trade. |
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| 2024/09/10 | Washington Trade Daily（Volume 33, Number 170） | | Volume 33, Number 170 | - China Week Begins
- Canada Challenges US Softwood Duties
- BIS Proposes AI Reporting Rules
- US, India Semiconductor Cooperation
- 8th US-Kenya STIP Round Scheduled
- Israel Brass Rod Threatens US Industry
- Trade’s Transformative Role
- Around the Globe |
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| 2024/09/10 | House passes first tranche of China bills, including BIOSECURE Act and export control measures | Brett Fortnam | Inside U.S. Trade | The House on Monday night opened what Republicans are calling a “China week” by passing a litany of measures including legislation to tweak the U.S. export control regime, deal with Chinese currency and respond to Beijing’s “hegemonic” ambitions, as well a bill targeting biotechnology companies with links to China that drew condemnation from Beijing. |
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| 2024/09/09 | Washington Trade Daily（Volume 33, Number 169 pt 2） | | Volume 33, Number 169 pt 2 | - Calendar |
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| 2024/09/09 | U.S., Canada set to square off in another softwood lumber rumble | Margaret Spiegelman | Inside U.S. Trade | The U.S. and Canada this week will once again face off in their long-running dispute over U.S. duties on Canadian softwood lumber, this time during a four-day hearing before a binational dispute settlement panel that, per Ottawa, owes less deference to the U.S. Commerce Department than past panels have shown in light of the Supreme Court’s overruling of the so-called “Chevron” doctrine. |
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