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Hannah Monicken

Minneapolis, Washington, D.C.

Managing Editor at Inside U.S. Trade

Managing editor for @insidetrade, writer for myself, pop culture enthusiast for fun, @twins fan for disappointment, North Dakotan for anyone who asks (she/her)

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Articles

  • Senate Democrats warn Greer of tariff impacts on U.S. farmers

    1 week ago | insidetrade.com | Hannah Monicken

    Nearly 20 Democratic senators are pressing the Trump administration for clarity on its tariff-related goals as well as how new tariffs will impact U.S. agricultural producers, asking in particular what data and analyses have been conducted to inform the president’s overhaul of trade policy.

  • GOP lawmaker introduces resolution to withdraw U.S. from WTO

    2 weeks ago | insidetrade.com | Hannah Monicken

    Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) has introduced a resolution in the House that would withdraw the U.S. from the World Trade Organization, arguing the “deeply flawed” organization no longer serves the country’s interests. The resolution was introduced on Thursday and referred to the House Ways & Means Committee.

  • U.S. defends tariff moves as WTO-compliant, invokes national security

    2 weeks ago | insidetrade.com | Hannah Monicken

    Facing criticism at the World Trade Organization for raising tariffs on a range of products and countries, the U.S. on Thursday insisted it had not abandoned its WTO commitments and said it was taking action in line with its national security interests as allowed under the rules. During a meeting of the WTO Council for Trade in Goods, Washington said a new baseline 10 percent tariff on nearly all imports and “reciprocal” duties on a slew of other trading partners,... Not a subscriber?

  • China, other countries criticize U.S. ‘reciprocal’ tariffs at the WTO

    2 weeks ago | insidetrade.com | Hannah Monicken

    Ahead of President Trump’s pause of “reciprocal” tariffs for most affected countries, the duties were the subject of scrutiny and criticism at the World Trade Organization this week, with members arguing the measures fly in the face of WTO principles and highlighting their negative economic impact. China had requested to discuss “Reciprocal Tariffs and Other Tariff Measures” from the U.S. during the WTO Council for Trade in Goods meeting, which began on Wednesday and will conclude on Thursday.

  • WTO General Council chair launches discussions on ‘current economic situation’

    2 weeks ago | insidetrade.com | Hannah Monicken

    The chair of the General Council will hold consultations with World Trade Organization delegations interested in discussing the “current economic situation” and its effect on the multilateral trading system, a WTO official said on Tuesday.

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Hannah Monicken
Hannah Monicken @hmonicken
27 Jan 23

Busy day in Geneva

Inside U.S. Trade
Inside U.S. Trade @insidetrade

After months of impasse, WTO appoints ag, fisheries subsidies talks chairs  https://t.co/BzfJgfEAgL

Hannah Monicken
Hannah Monicken @hmonicken
27 Jan 23

The US has appealed into the void its losses on steel/aluminum tariffs and on the "made in China" label for Hong Kong goods. US lost both issues on national security grounds and is not best pleased...

Inside U.S. Trade
Inside U.S. Trade @insidetrade

U.S. appeals national security cases to defunct WTO Appellate Body https://t.co/umiDNzyqPu

Hannah Monicken
Hannah Monicken @hmonicken
23 Dec 22

RT @insidetrade: WTO members cite India’s block on budget move as evidence of deeper issues https://t.co/CGW5imuLhO