Ford steps up pressure over TPP
America's car industry has plenty to thank President Barack Obama for, but it's still unhappy with a flagship trade deal that the White House is negotiating.
Trade agreement must protect against currency manipulation
In the column “Carmakers’ currency stance imperils trade talks" (Jan.
Massive trade bill hits Hill
Three senior lawmakers on Thursday unveiled long-awaited legislation to help President Barack Obama strike major trade deals in Asia and Europe, setting the stage for a potential election-year battle between the presi
UPDATE 1-U.S. automakers call for currency rule in Pacific trade pact
American automakers on Thursday pushed for rules against currency manipulation to be included in an ambitious trade pact being negotiated between the United States and 11 other Pacific Rim countries.
Detroit 3 offer proposal on currency manipulation
A trade group representing Detroit's Big Three automakers on Thursday unveiled a proposal to prevent currency manipulation in a proposed free trade pact.
Congressional Deal Reached on Obama Trade-Talks Authority
Congressional leaders who oversee trade policy introduced legislation today that would give President Barack Obama the fast-track authority he is seeking to enact three of the world’s largest accords.
Congressional Negotiators Reach Deal on Fast-Track Trade Bill, Aides Say
House and Senate negotiators have reached agreement on legislation to speed congressional approval of foreign trade pacts, including a major Asia-Pacific agreement the administration hopes to complete early next year.
Levin, Portman urge Congress to tackle currency manipulation
Two key senators said Friday they want Congress to include provisions discouraging currency manipulation in legislation on fast-track authority on free trade agreements.