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Spain’s Sanchez says Biden open to solving olive tariff dispute
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said President Joe Biden was open to a request to remove Trump-era duties on his country’s black olives.
China, Australia trade ministers have ‘candid’ talks in Beijing
China and Australia’s trade ministers held their first in-person economic dialog since 2019 on Friday, with both sides pushing to resolve some of the areas…
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Automation in steel industry is need of the hour
The scope of growth of automation and robotics is immense, says Atul Bhatt...
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Newsroom Update
The Office of Information and Technology Introduces Two New Blanket Purchasing Agreements - Enterprise Small Business And Enterprise Business Management Support Services 2.0...
EU proposes formal halt of piped of piped Russian oil flow to Germany, Poland
The European Union has proposed formalizing a halt of piped Russian oil flows to Germany and Poland.
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Export-Import bank defies Biden climate vow with Indonesian oil refinery loan
US Export-Import Bank leaders voted Thursday to lend $99.7 million to expand an oil refinery in Indonesia, bucking President Joe Biden’s promise to stop steering…
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World’s biggest pulp producer considers trading with China in Yuan
Suzano SA, the biggest producer of hardwood pulp, is considering selling its products to China priced in yuan, adding to signs that the dollar is…
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Illinis Soybean Association - ISA Board petitions due next week
The Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) is seeking qualified candidates to fill board seats representing six districts...
Nigeria expands export incentives to cushion declining Forex inflows
Nigeria has expanded its non-oil export rebate program, opening it up to additional sectors as it seeks to boost dollar inflows amid slumping oil production.
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Hapag-Lloyd Q1 2023: good resilience in weaker market environment
Transport volumes were 4.9 percent lower than in the first quarter of last year, at 2,842 TTEU (Q1 2022: 2,987 TTEU), owing to local destocking…