Trade PolicyWhen it comes to Washington, there isno trade issue more bipartisan right nowthan China. I fully expect to see Congresslegislate new economic and trade toolsto address Chinese unfair trade practicesand threats to U.S. national security,particularly when it comes to criticalgoods and technology. This could includea move to strip China of its PNTR statusand lock in Trump’s China tariffs, whichthe Biden Administration maintained andexpanded. While I don’t see momentum tonegotiate a comprehensive FTA again inthe near future, it’s certainly possible thatCongress would give the Administrationauthority to negotiate critical mineraland other supply chain deals with U.S.trading partners, as an alternative tooverdependence on China.”Kelly Ann Shaw
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