Barley Blow to Australian Farmers After China Slap
China’s imposed anti-dumping duties on Australian barley could wipe more than half a billion dollars in value off the industry, according to a farmers group,…
The World Has Too Much Wheat
Despite scenes of panic buying at grocery stores and worries about key suppliers’ restrictions on wheat exports in recent months, the world is swimming in…
Xi Vows China Will Share Vaccine and Gives WHO Full Backing
Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged to make any coronavirus vaccine universally available once it’s developed, part of an effort to defuse criticism of his government’s…
JAXPORT’s Foreign Trade Zone continues to grow during COVID-19
The Jacksonville Port Authority’s (JAXPORT’s) Foreign Trade Zone No. 64, Florida’s largest FTZ by area, continues to grow as businesses adjust to supply chain changes…
GTPA and IIT stands ready to collaborate with APEC
The Global Trade Professionals Alliance (GTPA) and International Trade of the University of Adelaide (IIT) commends and shares the course of action delineated in the…
$277 Billion Package May Not Give Immediate Boost to India
India’s 21 trillion rupee ($277 billion) virus-relief package fell short of economists’ expectations, providing fiscal measures that will help improve growth over the years without…
Indonesia Unveils $10 Billion in Aid for State Firms Amid Virus
Indonesia will extend $10 billion in financial support to a dozen state-owned companies to tide over the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Finance Minister Sri…
Bulk Shipping ‘At The Very Bottom’ as Carrier Earnings Plunge
Vessels carrying dry bulk commodities are struggling to make a profit because of the double hit of lower seasonal demand for cargoes and the Covid-19…
U.S.-China Fight Over Chip Kingpin Rattles Tech Industry
Since its founding more than three decades ago, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has built its business by working behind the scenes to make customers like…
Singapore Exports Unexpectedly Expand for Second Month in April
Singapore’s exports unexpectedly climbed for a second straight month in April, mainly due to a jump in pharmaceuticals.
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