In This Issue:

01 The Administration Proposes Budget That Favors International Trade Programs And Continues To Consider Reorganization Of The Government’s Trade Agencies

02 Treasury Department Does Not Identify China As A Currency Manipulator; Senate And House Bills Introduced To Make Currency Undervaluation A Countervailable Subsidy

03 President Obama Creates New Council On Jobs And Competitiveness; Appoints GE CEO As Chairman

03 New Members Of Congress Receive Briefing On Manufacturing, Job Creation, And Trade With China

04 International Trade Bar And Federal Circuit Confirm Tough Stance On Fraud In Trade Remedy Proceedings

05 News of Note