Goodbye, NAFTA. Hello, ‘USMCA.’ The deal has a new name, new rules for cars and trucks, and labor and IP protections. Source: The Washington Post On Sunday night, President Trump got his wish for a significantly revised North American trade deal. After more than a year of intense negotiations, the United States, Canada and Mexico reached…

Source: AMM Your latest update on trade cases from around the world in August 2018  United States Investigations Cold-rolled and coated flat steel from Vietnam made from a South Korean or Taiwanese substrate. Start of duty-circumvention probes. Common alloy aluminum sheet from China due to ministerial error. Preliminary anti-dumping duty margins adjusted downward. Steel products…

Less than two weeks after the Commerce Department made public its recommendations on remedies that could be imposed on steel and aluminum imports, President Trump on Thursday is expected to announce his decisions in both investigations under Section 232 of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act, sources told Inside U.S. Trade.

This past Friday, Feb 16th President Trump, Vice President Pence, Members of Congress, and Members of the Cabinet met to discuss and comment on the Section 232 Trade Case.

The federal government this week finalized another round of steel tariffs, this time of hot-rolled steel flat products from Australia, Brazil, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom.