Japan’s Abe Calls for Pacific Trade Progress, Promises Reforms
The Japanese prime minister promises agricultural reforms in order to advance the Trans Pacific Partnership.
The Japanese prime minister promises agricultural reforms in order to advance the Trans Pacific Partnership.
Jeb Bush criticizes Hillary Clinton for backpedaling on a trade agreement that has divided Democrats.
Freer trade across the Pacific may cost some jobs, but it would be a net positive for the United States.
The far-left ruling party in Greece says it will not ratify a trade agreement with the United States.
Protectionism in both countries is preventing progress on what could be a huge trade agreement.
Less than three years after finalizing a free trade deal, the United States impose tariffs again on South Korea.
A bilateral trade agreement between Japan and the United States could clear many hurdles.
The EU agrees not to investigate Chinese subsidies in exchange for a stable market share.
Germany sees its trade surplus as proof of a sound economic policy.
But hopes that another transatlantic trade pact, with the United States, may be signed soon are premature.
China will be able to continue to sell its solar panels cheaply but won’t be allowed more than half a market share.
The European Commission intends to lodge another trade complaint against China.
Not all Western leaders share David Cameron’s enthusiasm for expanding trade.
The Japanese premier is driven into a Pacific trade partnership by the need to thwart China.
The Italian and Dutch prime minister argue it is “crucial” to expand trade between America and Europe.