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Turkish trade deficit widens in November on commodity rally
Turkey’s trade deficit widened in November as the rally in commodity prices pushed imports higher, according to preliminary data by the country’s Ministry of Trade…
Biden sees progress in supply crisis amid faster inflation
President Joe Biden said his administration’s work has begun to alleviate supply-chain disruptions and that higher inflation is a “natural byproduct” of the global economy’s…
EU Sees U.K. willingness for a post-Brexit fishing-rights deal
The European Union hailed the granting of a new batch of fishing licenses in a post-Brexit dispute that has poisoned Anglo-French relations, saying it sees…
Turkey’s economy steams ahead of peers but inflation risks mount
Turkey’s economy zoomed ahead of most peers to expand 7.4% in the third quarter, but soaring inflation and a slump in the lira mean the…
Philip Morris IQOS imports barred from U.S.; Deadline passes
Philip Morris International Inc. and partner Altria Group Inc. have to stop importing their IQOS heated-tobacco sticks into the U.S. after a deadline passed without…
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WTO proposes holding in-person ministerial meeting in March
The World Trade Organization proposed holding its critical ministerial conference in March, after postponing the event due to start Monday because of concerns over the…
QAD Precision launches complimentary FTZ cost/benefit analysis
Analysis helps manufacturers and distributors evaluate the bottom-line value of leveraging the US Foreign-Trade Zones program
Tai-Raimondo Op-Ed: What the new steel and aluminum deals mean for American families (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Steel and aluminum are critical components of the American economy. From cars and trucks to our appliances and beer cans, Americans depend on steel and…
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The New Silk Road is booming
New DB Cargo subsidiary to increase rail freight transport between China and Europe
Trudeau weighs auto-content rules as next U.S. trade flashpoint
Justin Trudeau appears set to add another item to his government’s growing list of trade grievances with Joe Biden’s administration.