Trade

Trump is raising uncertainty and degrading America's international authority on economic policy.

Globalization has not given way to deglobalization; it has simply entered a different phase.

A healthy combination of strong political will in Washington and American leadership abroad can parry China’s unfair advantages without doing significant collateral...

Last week, President Donald Trump’s announcement that he would be slapping steep tariffs on imported steel and aluminum set off fears of a global trade war. But in...

A government that is focused solely on today’s jobs potentially puts tomorrow’s at risk.

On his Asia tour, Trump seeks significant changes on trade and North Korea from China, but Beijing wants to protect its advantageous status quo.

Will CPEC help Pakistan to overcome deficits in its electric supply and revive its struggling domestic industries?

Now Trump’s trade barriers are limiting market access enjoyed by America’s few remaining export-oriented industries.

A recent decision has opened the door to protectionist measures in the solar sector. That portends a dimmer future for U.S. industry.

Trump dropped the plan to withdraw from KORUS—at least for now.

Few countries command as much attention as China. But flawed analyses among Western observers are encouraging flawed policy responses.

John Connally's record as Treasury secretary has a clear lesson for the Trump administration: the bully pulpit is a poor platform for making international economic...

The first-ever delivery of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Lithuania on August 21 marks a turning point for the Baltic region’s energy markets.

A hard Northern Irish border can only be accomplished if London remains within European Union’s customs union.

Without a functional export credit agency, the United States is undermining its own exports and jobs at a time when they are already increasingly under threat.

The widespread adoption of blockchain would benefit importers and exporters, granting them access to the financial backing that many now lack.

After nearly 70 years of cautious, arm’s-length relations, Israel and Japan have recently moved to significantly upgrade diplomatic and business ties.

The outlook for the relationship between Europe and Israel is at worst a mixed one. Israel’s economic and security ties with European states are strong.

The time is right for a U.S.-Chinese trade deal that would help rebalance global steel manufacturing.

The globalized economy is under assault. Governments must reform it to preserve an open, multilateral order.