President Trump's tariffs are widely expected to harm the economy and the working class. But unions, never fans of unfettered ...

The Trump administration has received 18 “written offers” from foreign trade ministers so far this week, according to the ...

Initially we thought the agreement would need simple revisions, but at the juncture we are facing now, I believe we can’t ...

Citigroup has hired former U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer as a senior adviser on global trade, the Wall Street ...

Some Democrats in Congress agree with the Trump administration's protectionist impulses more than they like to admit.

The tomato trade is a good example of how President Trump’s tariffs could hurt producers and consumers, Bloomberg Opinion ...

represent the largest markets for North American agricultural products. Consumers in these countries are willing to pay premiums for high-quality goods, such as fresh fruits and meat. Canada currently ...

Before agricultural trade boomed under the North American Free Trade Agreement, U.S. consumers had to pay significantly more for a tomato in December or January than in August or September.

The United States’ new policy of trade barriers is opening up unexpected opportunities for Latin America. The region is ...

In particular, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) gets much of the blame for lost jobs. Trump’s tariffs might be “chaotic,” as Fain told NPR earlier this month. “But, ...

Before agricultural trade boomed under the North American Free Trade Agreement, US consumers had to pay significantly more for a tomato in December or January than in August or September.