U.S. to File Trade Complaint against China

Complaint charges China with illegally subsidizing auto and auto-part exports.

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The Obama administration will announce a trade complaint against China today as President Barack Obama campaigns in Ohio, alleging impermissible subsidies of auto and auto-parts exports that encourage outsourcing to China from the U.S., an administration official said.

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