Trade

President Trump has said he's in no hurry to make a trade deal with China. Is it smart to wait till after the election or should he make a deal now?

Vote in our daily poll. China and the US have been engaging in a tariff war for the past few months. Who will blink first? What say you?

Among the effects of tariffs between the U.S. and China, exports of Montana's lucrative hard red spring wheat to China have collapsed.

Gianforte also traveled to China and feels we are close to some kind of agreement. Tariffs were not put in place on March 1st as were previously planned.

Markets are setting new records and the economy is very strong. Commodities are also looking good in spite of tariff and trade fears.

Shane Montalban believes his Canadian Prime Minister has been less than truthful about Canada’s benefits from NAFTA and other trade agreements with the US.

Mussard says he is very confident with the Trump Administration on trade. He described the improved working relationship with the Trump Administration, compared to the Obama Administrationn as a night and day difference. "We went from sludge to oil," added Mussard.

While the United States pulled out of the multi-country trade deal known as the Trans Pacific Partnership, other countries have continued negotiations and are scheduled to sign an on March 6th,

Montana Senator Steve Daines returned this weekend from a trip to China, where he talked about trade, but the majority of questions with Chinese leaders revolved around North Korea.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock issued a statement today urging Montana’s congressional delegation to help end the embargo against Cuba.