What could a President Trump do?
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A president Trump or Clinton could invade another country or slap import restrictions on foreign goods without the approval of Congress.
A president Trump or Clinton could invade another country or slap import restrictions on foreign goods without the approval of Congress.
Who is now going to lead the fight to break down barriers to direct investment and trade in services?
The election of Donald Trump could cause the sharemarket to crash, plunging the world into recession, writes former IMF economist Simon Johnson.
US voters must realise that the TPP maintains their economic leadership.
Questioning the WTO's effectiveness is sort of like asking: "What have the Romans ever done for us?"
Belgium overcame objections that had threatened to derail the region's entire trade agenda.
Australian trade officials are suddenly worried about a tiny Belgian enclave of just 3.5 million people that blocked an EU-Canada trade deal.
Surprisingly large rallies in key commodity prices have lifted Australia's terms of trade by the most in five years - delivering a boost to national income.
The TPP is a coalition of free world nations that would force China to be more like them. So who does not want the deal to happen?
Boris Johnson has likened Brussels bureaucrats to the "finger-cracking" divorce lawyers.
Almost a year after Australia's free trade deal with China, farm groups and processors remain unable to access key Chinese markets because ...
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