World trade chiefs pull talks from brink with e-commerce deal
The World Trade Organization agreed to extend a moratorium on e-commerce tariffs for two years after marathon negotiations in Abu Dhabi, while failing to secure…
Coffee craze forces Asia’s big exporters to buy Brazilian beans
Some of Asia’s biggest coffee-producing nations are finding it more challenging to satisfy the caffeine cravings in their home markets.
South Korea’s exports keep rising, supporting growth outlook
South Korean exports continued to grow last month, adding to the optimistic outlook for economic growth and global commerce this year.
Yellen sees growing trade with Chile, a vital EV metal supplier
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the US is likely to increase mineral imports from Chile, a key supplier of lithium used in the batteries that…
NRF economist says inflation and interest rates remain key
Inflation and the Federal Reserve’s efforts to bring it under control will continue to play a major role in the economy this year, National Retail…
India predicts hotter weather in risk to crops and exports
India forecast hotter-than-normal temperatures until May, posing a threat to crops and increasing the risk that the country’s curbs on grain exports will remain.
World trade chiefs inch toward deal with hardest steps ahead
The World Trade Organization made some progress overnight toward agreements on measures to broaden global trade, with a final deal on agriculture subsidies, overfishing, and…
US probes security risks in Chinese cars, mulls curbs
The US will investigate potential data and cybersecurity risks posed by Chinese electric vehicles and other internet-connected cars, the Commerce Department said Thursday, intending to…
Tusk says he’ll seek EU green deal changes to alleviate farmers
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said he’ll push for changes to the European Union’s climate agenda to take the burden off the country’s farmers.
Europe’s tool to tax imported pollution faces teething pains
Early glitches in Europe’s tool to tax pollution linked to goods made abroad underline the challenges of motivating companies worldwide to go greener.
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