Import Restrictions on Steel Could be Imposed
May 2, 2017
The Department of Commerce has initiated an investigation to determine whether imports of foreign-made steel are harming U.S. national security. The investigation could result in the Commerce Department recommending that the United States impose broad tariffs on steel imports. The Trump Administration anticipates results within 30 to 50 days.
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"The Trump administration has launched an investigation into whether foreign imports of steel compromise U.S. national security, a step towards fulfilling a campaign promise of cracking down more severely on the unfair trading practices of countries like China."
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The Department of Commerce has initiated an investigation to determine whether imports of foreign-made steel are harming U.S. national security. The investigation could result in the Commerce Department recommending that the United States impose broad tariffs on steel imports. The Trump Administration anticipates results within 30 to 50 days.