EU aims to target nations through which Russia evades sanctions
The European Union is discussing a new sanctions mechanism to target third countries it believes aren’t doing enough to prevent Russia from evading sanctions, particularly…
US Senate votes to restore solar tariffs up to 254% in Biden rebuke
The Senate voted Wednesday to reinstate tariffs as high as 254% on solar panels from Southeast Asia, underscoring a deep clash over continued US reliance…
Coffee drinkers pay more as farmers prefer durians in Vietnam
Vietnam’s production of robusta coffee likely shrank this year to the smallest in four years as farmers focused more on growing durians and their attention…
Ukraine grain deal talks set as Russia threatens to exit pact
Wheat held near a two-year low as officials from the Black Sea region agreed to negotiate the continuation of the Ukraine grain deal, before a…
China still a ‘huge market’ for US chip companies despite risks
American semiconductor companies want access to the China market despite US government national security concerns and need clear rules from the Biden administration, according to…
US lawmakers query Nike, Adidas over forced labor in China
U.S. House lawmakers are requesting information from Nike Inc., Adidas AG and at least two other companies on whether they are importing products derived from…
EU allows some Eastern members to ban Ukraine grain imports
Poland and four other European Union member states agreed to restrictions on Ukrainian grain products as part of an agreement with the bloc’s executive arm,…
North Asia’s factories stuck in decline as global growth stalls
North Asia’s export powerhouses continued to stutter in April amid sluggish global trade and a patchy economic recovery in China, according to new data that…
Google, Amazon lobbyists helped US shape new Indo-Pacific trade framework
US trade officials have solicited the advice of lobbyists for Amazon.com Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google and other major technology companies to help craft the new…
Turkey’s trade deficit widens in April as exports slump
Turkey’s foreign trade deficit widened 44% in April from a year earlier as exports slumped due to what the government said was adverse calendar impact…
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