According to the Constitution, the authority to regulate commerce between states and with foreign nations is held by the U.S.Trade Office.

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The authority to regulate commerce between states and with foreign nations is held by the U.S. Congress, specifically stated in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution. There is a U.S. Trade Representative who handles negotiations related to international trade, but they do not hold constitutional authority over regulating commerce.

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