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Research fellow @CatoTrade. The center can hold. Fan of globalization, Colorado, dogs and rock and roll. Deadhead. Opinions are my own.
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Steel Prices Rise (Again) Amid Persistent US Tariffs

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By Clark Packard, Alfredo Carrillo Obregon
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Generated with ElevenLabs AI technology. US steel prices continue to rise and are now at their highest level since mid-2023. Although domestic supply-side factors are likely behind the more recent price movements, US tariffs continue to play a significant role by limiting consumers’ access to foreign-made steel, thereby entrenching domestic producers as the dominant players in the US steel market.
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A Familiar Pattern: White House Self-Dealing in US Trade & Investment Policy

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By Tad DeHaven, Clark Packard
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Generated with ElevenLabs AI technology. (Getty Images) President Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure landed last week showing more than $2 billion in income, roughly triple 2024’s figure. Cryptocurrency alone accounted for $1.4 billion, most from meme-coin royalties and token sales tied to the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial.
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White House Self-Dealing in US Trade and Investment Policy

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By Clark Packard, Tad DeHaven
| Cato Institute Verified
Generated with ElevenLabs AI technology. Getty Images President Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure landed this week showing more than $2 billion in income, roughly triple 2024’s figure. Cryptocurrency alone accounted for $1.4 billion, most from meme-coin royalties and token sales tied to the Trump family’s World Liberty Financial.
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