Minilateralism by Chris Brummer – a book on finance, trade and monetary diplomacy
Chris Brummer shares How Trade Alliances, Soft Law and Financial Engineering are Redefining Economic Statecraft
Professor of Law : Georgetown University, and Director, Institute of International Economic Law
Christopher Bedoor argues in the New York Times that China’s stockpiles of U.S. Treasuries makes a trade war with the United States improbable.
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An important development in North American trade matters not involving NAFTA happened this week. According to Reuters, Canada launched a complaint against the US last week, challenging Washington’s use of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties. Nearly 200 examples of alleged U.S. wrongdoing were reportedly alleged, though interestingly, the examples did not concern China, but other trading partners including China, India, Brazil and the European Union.
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US News and World Report has noted that the US trade deficit has grown to six year highs. As Chris Brummer notes on his blog, hedged positions, the deficit comes despite a weaker dollar and a turn away from regional and multilateral dealmaking.
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According to Zoellick, the former head of the WTO, even bilateral dealmaking is at risk because partners are not interested in negotiating with the United States. The story is here.
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After months of speculation, reports are emerging that the UK is in talks to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership to stimulate exports after leaving the European Union. A link to the story, along with analysis here.
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New polls are emerging that suggest that Labour voters are increasingly out of step with their leaders backing Brexit. The story–and polling– can be found here.
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Counselor to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
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Arthur Long of Gibson Dunn firm did the introduction for this video.
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Keith Noreika
Acting Comptroller of the Currency
U.S. Department of the Treasury
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The United States trade representative levied a multi-pronged critique against the WTO, focusing largely on several themes, among them, that that many countries—presumably, developing and developed—are leveraging the WTO’s dispute resolution mechanisms to circumvent bargaining where the US, as a large economy, would have competitive advantages. A further summary can be found here.
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