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Turkey’s trade boom with Russia stalls under weight of sanctions
| April 05, 2024 | International Trade
US officials to pressure Dutch government on China chip curbs
| April 04, 2024 | International Trade
Senior US officials plan to visit the Netherlands next week to pressure the Dutch government to toughen its China chip equipment curbs, as the Biden administration ramps up its campaign to thwart Beijing’s technology ambitions.
CPA applauds call from senators Brown, Vance, Casey that Biden block Nippon Steel acquisition
| April 04, 2024 | International Trade | Commodity
India says up to Tesla to lay down EV plant investment plans
| April 04, 2024 | International Trade
India’s industry secretary said the ball is now in Tesla Inc.’s court to lay down its investment plans for the South Asian nation after the government cut import duty on electric vehicles.
US trade gap widens to $68.9 billion, largest in nearly a year
U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council Talent for Growth Task Force concludes its work, private sector collaboration continues
| April 04, 2024 | International Trade
France pushes EU for measures to re-balance trade with China
| April 04, 2024 | International Trade
Egypt in talks to lease new LNG terminal as imports pick up
| April 04, 2024 | Energy | International Trade
Record-high gold exports drive Canada’s trade surplus wider
| April 04, 2024 | International Trade | Commodity
Canada’s merchandise trade balance recorded its largest surplus since October, driven by a strong increase in gold shipments to Switzerland and the UK.
Yellen says US has option to shield new industries against China
| April 03, 2024 | International Trade
Chile politicians clamor to save local steel from cheap Chinese imports
| April 03, 2024 | International Trade | Commodity
US, EU are set to miss a critical minerals agreement this week
Global business optimism continues to climb as businesses indicate sustained confidence
| April 03, 2024 | International Trade
NRF says economy remains ‘sturdy’ despite forecast for slower growth
| April 03, 2024 | International Trade
US, EU to use AI to seek alternate chemicals for making chips
| April 03, 2024 | International Trade
Chinese solar firms hit by EU probes in new test of subsidy law
| April 03, 2024 | Energy | Alternative | International Trade
The European Union started probes into bids by Chinese firms for a Romanian solar park, in the latest test of a freshly minted law aimed at preventing state-funded companies from abusing their financial muscle to fend off EU rivals.
Gallium has more than doubled in price on China export curbs
| April 03, 2024 | International Trade | Commodity
Prices for gallium are close to their highest since 2011 as China’s export restrictions crimp global supply and hurt buyers of the metal used in a swathe of high-tech applications.
US asks South Korea to toughen up export controls on China chips
India to resume curbs on solar imports to boost local producers
| April 01, 2024 | Energy | Alternative | International Trade
India will reimpose limits on imported solar energy modules, after relaxing curbs for a year, in a relief to domestic manufacturers that had complained of cheaper shipments from overseas.
Squabble over EU’s border costs millions in snarled trade
| April 01, 2024 | International Trade
Romania and Bulgaria join the EU’s Schengen Area on March 31, but not for road routes that are the lifeblood of their trade.
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