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TDM Insight: Vietnam Boosts Imports from China.

03/28/2025

How U.S. Tariffs on China Might Bolster Other Asian Economies

03/25/2025

Here’s How Countries Are Retaliating Against Trump’s Tariffs

03/21/2025

Brussels Hold’em: European Cards Against Trumpian Coercion

03/20/2025

How a Trade War with China Benefits U.S. Companies

03/17/2025

WITA’S FRIDAY FOCUS ON TRADE – MARCH 14, 2025

03/14/2025

WITA Names Nasim Fussell as New Chair of the WITA Board of Directors

03/14/2025

Driving Health, Innovation, and Economic Opportunity Through Data and [International] Trade

03/13/2025

Bill Bewick: The U.S. Tariff Threat Could Break Canada—Or Be a Blessing in Disguise

03/12/2025

What Beijing wants from a US-China trade war

03/12/2025

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U.S. files appeal at the WTO from panel report in case brought by the Republic of Korea — United States — Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties on Certain Products and the Use of Facts Available (DS539)

Terence P Stewart | Current Thoughts on Trade | 03/19/2021

In a post from January 29, 2021, I had argued that the United States should appeal from the panel report issued on January 21 in a trade remedies dispute brought…

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