How Could Trump Tariffs Double America’s Trade Losses
Trump tariffs are based on flawed doctrines, which could penalize the US as much as its trade deficits.
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Toward ‘America First’ NAFTA
Despite the Trump administration’s frantic last-minute efforts to hammer the NAFTA agreement, the attempt failed within the US timeline, so the talks continue. Why is the revised deal so important to the White House?
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How US Trade War Is Spreading from Goods to Services
As the White House is expanding its tariff wars, collateral damage is about to spread from goods to services – much of it in the U.S.
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How International Observers Undervalue the Chinese Bond Market
Media biases in financial matters have the potential to harm investors worldwide. The Chinese bond market is a case in point.
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How Trade Wars Penalize Asian Currencies
Trump’s economic policies have triggered trade wars that are now penalizing all currencies, particularly in exporting economies.
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Mexico’s Historical Election and Obrador’s Triumph
Andrés Manuel López Obrador has long haunted Mexico’s ruling elites, and his coalition’s election triumph could align policies with the will of the people.
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Trump’s Tariffs Undermining America’s Economic Future
President Trump’s new tariffs are not only alienating US allies and trade partners, but undermining America’s own future prospects.
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Advanced World’s Reality: G6 Summit Minus G1       Â
President Trump’s unipolar economic and strategic doctrines are undermining US alliances, world trade—and America itself.
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Shangri-La Arms Race: Or Follow the Money
As the Trump administration seeks to boost arms sales in Asia, the Shangri-La Dialogue is morphing into a marketing arm of Western arms exporters in Asia.
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US Tariffs vs China, EU, NAFTA – and the Rest of the World?
After months of trade war with China, US subjected its EU and NAFTA partners to steel and aluminum tariffs. EU leaders missed a year seeking appeasement with Trump’s protectionism. It’s time to defend the multilateral trading regime.
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