Reuters | June 20, 2025 | International Trade
Brent crude oil is up around 20% so far in June, and set for its biggest monthly jump since 2020 as Israel/Iran tensions flare-up. Although relatively contained, the rise has not gone...
Stock markets ticked higher on Friday while oil skirted close to its biggest daily drop since April after President Donald Trump pushed back a decision on U.S.
Wall Street stock index futures edged lower on Friday, pressured by uncertainty around U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel war and concerns of
Reuters | June 19, 2025 | International Trade | Commodity
On a foggy morning in May, Dennis Schoenhals drove a carload of crop scouts around the wheat fields of northern Oklahoma, part of an annual tour to evaluate the health of the crop. But on some fields, Schoenhals and other farmers had already abandoned plans to harvest the grain for sale because prices had sunk to five-year lows.
Reuters | June 19, 2025 | International Trade
European officials are increasingly resigned to a 10% rate on "reciprocal" tariffs being the baseline in any trade deal between the United States and the European Union, five sources familiar with the negotiations said.
China's commerce ministry said on Thursday that "a certain number" of rare earth export licence applications had been approved, but declined to give further details such as the exact amount and how many had been extended to U.S. firms.
Reuters | June 19, 2025 | International Trade | Maritime | Breakbulk News
The world's largest car-carrying ship - with the equivalent of 20 football fields of vehicles - completed its maiden journey late last month to dock in Brazil's Itajai port.
Greenland on Thursday handed a 30-year permit to a European Union-backed project that aims to mine molybdenum, a critical metal used in aerospace, energy and defence and on which China has imposed export controls.
Reuters | June 18, 2025 | International Trade
British inflation cooled in May as expected by the Bank of England, which is set to keep interest rates on hold this week while it assesses international...
Japan's exports fell in May for the first time in eight months as big automakers like Toyota were hit by sweeping U.S. tariffs, and the failure of
Oil prices steadied on Wednesday, recovering early losses to register moderate gains after the previous session's 4% advance as markets weighed up the chance of...
U.S. consumers are feeling worse about money as tariffs fuel concerns about rising prices, credit reporting agency TransUnion said. Of almost 3,000 people polled in May, 27% were...
The United Nations trade and development agency, tasked with helping developing countries access the global economy, faces "painful" cuts as part of broader
AJOT Newsroom | June 17, 2025 | International Trade
DHL Group has given more than 30,000 refugees prospects in the labor market over the past ten years since the refugee wave 2015 and is one of the largest employers of refugees worldwide.
Reuters | June 17, 2025 | International Trade
South Korea will step up efforts to secure a trade deal in negotiations with the United States in the next few weeks, Seoul's top negotiator said on Tuesday, after political turmoil at home had dampened its progress in tariff talks.
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