Crowley stuns Hong in Wisconsin; Flanagan beats Craig in Minnesota

The recent primary wins by progressive Democrats, including Flanagan's victory over Craig in Minnesota, may have implications for the party's future direction, but it's unlikely to have a direct impact on trade policies. However, it's worth noting that progressive Democrats have been vocal about their support for worker rights and fair trade practices, which could potentially influence future trade negotiations.

In the context of trade, the Democratic Party's stance has traditionally been more focused on protecting workers' rights and promoting fair trade agreements. The rise of progressive Democrats could lead to increased scrutiny of trade deals and a greater emphasis on ensuring that trade agreements benefit American workers.

To watch next: The ongoing trade negotiations with the European Union and the potential for new trade agreements in the future. As the Democratic Party continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how their stance on trade develops and how it may impact US trade policy.

Originally reported by cnbc.com. Trade-News adds analysis for finance & markets readers.