International Trade Administration

Welcome to World Trade Week 2009, May 17-23. There is no better time to recognize the importance of trade to our economy and standard of living. The celebrations of World Trade Week in cities across the nation can lead to greater understanding of the benefits of trade to our communities, as well as a greater appreciation of the mutual relationships that link Americans with people around the world.

• Presidential World Trade Week Proclamation
• Secretary Gary Locke's Message on World Trade Week

Industry Trade Data and Analysis
The Office of Trade and Industry Information (OTII) seeks to provide a solid foundation of trade and industry data to support the development of national trade policies.

• Exports, Jobs, and Foreign Investment

• Trade Stats Express

Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis System
SIMA is the Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis
(SIMA) system. It is made up of the steel import licensing system and the Steel Import
monitor.

• SIMA Newsletter

• Track Steel Import Licensing Statistics

Spotlights

	The ITA Blog		Civil Nuclear Exporters Guide

	Manufacturing Biweekly Update		International Trade Update May