U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer testifies before the Senate Finance Committee on April 8, 2025, in Washington, D.C. (Kayla Bartkowski - Getty Images)
Executive Summary:
U.S. trade officials say they aim to announce additional commercial agreements during an Asia trip built around regional gatherings, including Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings in South Korea and a Southeast Asian leaders’ summit in Malaysia. The push reflects a broader effort to lock in supply chain resilience, critical minerals access and digital trade rules in a region that anchors global manufacturing. Any deals could shape prices, jobs and investment flows that affect households and small businesses on both sides of the Pacific.
Chief Operating Officer of Atlas.
When I am not running Atlas operations, I write and focus on the economy, capital markets, strategic foreign policy, and innovation in the defense sector.
MBA in quantitative finance.
Chief Operating Officer of Atlas.
When I am not running Atlas operations, I write and focus on the economy, capital markets, strategic foreign policy, and innovation in the defense sector.
MBA in quantitative finance.
