Night Note: The 1st 100 Days: How Were the First 100 Days for Trade?

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As the Trump presidency’s first 100 days came to an end on April 29, some initial promises on trade were carried out (such as withdrawing from the TPP), and others were not (such as labeling China as a currency manipulator). Overall, the U.S. position on trade is becoming more protectionist.

Two types of trade actions, which if successful could give the President broad authority to impose import restrictions, are presently underway.

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