International Trade

Japan tariff deal helps Biden soothe allies in China’s shadow

Bloomberg | February 08, 2022 | International Trade

Europe car sales to lag in first half of 2022 due to chip crisis

Bloomberg | February 08, 2022 | International Trade

Taiwan lifts ban on fukushima food in push to join trade bloc

Bloomberg | February 07, 2022 | International Trade

U.S. patience with China wears thin as trade-deal pledges are unmet

Bloomberg | February 07, 2022 | International Trade

Senators ask U.S. trade chief to broaden China tariff exclusions

Bloomberg | February 07, 2022 | International Trade

International Trade

Bloomberg | February 07, 2022

Americans face record metals prices as shipping costs surge

(Bloomberg) -- Surging prices of the raw materials needed for your refrigerators, automobiles, window frames and plumbing show no signs of abating as America’s supply-chain crisis spills into another year.

‘Brexit’ gets boot as U.K. group decides word Is just too hot

Bloomberg | February 07, 2022 | International Trade

How has Brexit affected the car trade?

AJOT Newsroom | February 07, 2022 | International Trade

. The car industry has changed post-Brexit. Here are three ways the break has affected the car trade.

Zimbabwe platinum miners ask government to defer 5% export tax

Bloomberg | February 07, 2022 | International Trade | Commodity

Australia posts record quarterly retail sales in GDP boost

Bloomberg | February 06, 2022 | International Trade

U.S. nears tariff exemption for Japan steel imports: Kyodo

Bloomberg | February 05, 2022 | International Trade | Commodity

Energy

Bloomberg | February 05, 2022

China criticizes U.S. for extending tariffs on imported solar

China criticized U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to extend tariffs on imported solar equipment, saying the act will “distort” international trades of the renewable energy product.

International Trade

Bloomberg | February 04, 2022

U.S. soybeans are in high demand as Brazil’s crop falls short

Soybean buyers stung by puny yields and harvest delays in Brazil are turning to the U.S. for supply, driving up prices and threatening to worsen food inflation.