Trade War

Mexico’s retaliatory measures against President Trump’s duties on steel and aluminum are reasons for concern for U.S. oil companies, according to American Petroleum Institute CEO Jack Gerard.

During trade discussions over the weekend, Chinese officials offered to ramp up their purchase of U.S. goods in an attempt to address the massive trade deficit.

The Business Roundtable’s quarterly survey shows sales and spending expectations among CEOs have been tempered, partly due to rising trade tensions between the U.S. and its allies.

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Fox News on Tuesday that the president was contemplating a “shift” in NAFTA negotiations.

The Trump administration’s trade policies are perceived by economists as having a negative impact on U.S. economic growth.

The influential Republican donors have taken issue with the administration’s decision to impose tariffs on key trading partners.

The U.S. economy may not be able to absorb the costs of an accidental trade war, the head of America’s leading nonstick coating company said.