Sentences with phrase «u.s. trade imbalances»

This means Mexico is importing excess global savings and, rather than contributing to global and U.S. trade imbalances, is in fact helping to absorb them.

Not exact matches

By way of one of his executive orders from last week, Trump has called on the U.S. Department of Commerce to assemble a report on the root causes of the trade imbalance.

«Due to the large U.S. trade deficit, it was clear that ethanol could be one of those products used to reduce the imbalance,» the diplomat said.

But most important, the top - line number is not really the best way to determine the severity of the U.S. - Mexico trade imbalance.

At the same time, however, these figures are lower than average U.S. - Mexico trade imbalances for most of the past decade.

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said she's «delighted» that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin wants her organization to increase transparency on trade imbalances and debt sustainability.

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said she's «delighted» that U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin wants her organization to increase transparency on trade imbalances and debt sustainability in countries like China, an effort she said is already underway.

The second assumption is about whether the capital account simply adjusts to balance the trade imbalance or is determined independently by foreign and U.S. investors.

Rather than intervene directly, only to undermine global trade and worsen these imbalances, Washington must address the role the U.S. plays in absorbing global capital.

What's important to recognize is that the deep trade imbalances afflicting the U.S. in recent years mainly reflect the impunity with which other countries exploit access to its capital account.

The Wall Street Journal reported that ««China and the U.S. have quietly started negotiating to improve U.S. access to Chinese markets, after a week filled with harsh words from both sides over Washington's threat to use tariffs to address trade imbalances,» people with knowledge of the matter said.»

The president made fixing the trade imbalance with China a centerpiece of his presidential campaign, where he frequently used incendiary language to describe how Beijing would «rape» the U.S. economically.

This is why I said earlier that the impact trade imbalances might have on the U.S. economy is far easier to understand than we might at first think.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and his heavyweight team of U.S. officials handed China a lengthy list of demands on trade, ranging from immediately cutting a trade imbalance by $ 100 billion a year to halting all Chinese government support for advanced technologies.

BEIJING (Reuters)- A U.S. trade delegation wants China to cut a bilateral trade imbalance immediately and to stop subsidizing advanced technology, a Wall Street Journal reporter wrote on Twitter on Friday, citing a document issued to the Chinese before talks.

Wisely, neither made it a U.S. policy aim to «fix» the trade imbalance.

Also known as the Plaza Agreement, the Plaza Accord's intention was to correct trade imbalances between the U.S. and Germany and the U.S. and Japan, but it only corrected the trade balance with the former.

VARIETY — «Lucid wake - up call to the imminent dangers of the huge U.S. - China trade imbalance» by Ronnie Scheib

To the extent that the products in question are manufactured in the United States — and some are — constricting China sales can also deepen the imbalance of trade between China and the U.S., a gap that has been a top concern for the Trump administration.

The goal in these negotiations is to address the $ 1.3 - billion imbalance in U.S. - EU dairy trade due to EU trade barriers, as well as to roll back the EU's efforts to expand its restrictive system of geographical indications (GIs).

But when the book came out it coincided with George Bush's trip to Japan and enormous interest in U.S. - Japanese relations because of the trade imbalance.

This «global pool of money» wouldn't have existed without the U.S. running an enormous trade deficit, relying on imports and debt to support a high consumption rate - hence the global «imbalance» of high - saving versus high - consuming countries.