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The Metals Service Center Institute will hold its 2019 Economic Summit Sept. 4-5 outside of Chicago, Ill. and individuals who register before July 1 will receive $400 off their fee. This is the one and […] Read More
Based on rhetoric tossed back and forth last week between U.S. and Chinese officials, trade negotiations between the countries remain stalled, and could be for some time. Over the weekend of June 1, as Politico reports, […] Read More
On June 4, the U.S. Commerce Department Commerce released a government-wide plan to help grow U.S. critical mineral workforce and streamline permitting. The report outlined 24 goals to protect American access to minerals and directed […] Read More
President Donald Trump last Thursday announced a plan to impose tariffs on all imports from the United States’ largest trading partner, Mexico. The penalties will begin on June 10 and will continue until the Mexican […] Read More
While the U.S. Treasury Department again refused to declare China a currency manipulator, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced last week that it has set preliminary anti-dumping duties ranging from 58.51 percent to 63.5 percent […] Read More