Italy will benefit from the breakdown of global supply chains
Italy is set to benefit from the shortening of supply chains around the world, according to the chief economist of state-backed lender Cassa Depositi e…
Lumber rallies as storm blocks British Columbia roads and rails
Washed out roads and blocked rail tracks in Canada’s westernmost province are fueling a lumber price rally as key supplies risk being stuck just as…
Joint statement by US Secretary of Commerce Raimondo and Malaysian Senior Minister of International Trade and Industry Azmin Ali
Yesterday, following a roundtable focused on the semiconductor supply chain with government and business leaders, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and Malaysian Senior Minister…
Coal, controls and queues: China’s freight market drivers
SSY Research look at three ways in which China can shape the dry bulk freight market in the coming months: 1. Coal. How will import…
EU sees crunch moment in Brexit talks with focus on medicines
The European Union will get a fresh chance on Friday to see whether the U.K. stance in their post-Brexit negotiations over Northern Ireland is wavering,…
Baltimore CBP officers seize 1,000 counterfeit and potentially dangerous solar panels from China
Homeowners and businesses continue the popular and responsible trend of installing renewable energy solutions, such as solar technology, to save costs and to help combat…
U.K. insists no softening in demands to EU over Northern Ireland
The U.K. remains as willing as ever to suspend parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol if the European Union refuses to meet its demands, despite…
Singapore sees ‘complications’ in Taiwan bid to join trade deal
Taiwan’s bids to join an 11-nation trade pact come with clear “political complications,” Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said.
Americans buy goods over services as virus lingers
American consumers are showing little sign of returning yet to their normal balance of spending on services over goods, with a heavy reliance on imported…
France readying plans in case talks with U.K. on fish fail
France is preparing to help fishermen who’ll have to stop working if they don’t obtain fishing licenses from the U.K., Sea Minister Annick Girardin said…
Get the most up-to-date trending news!
SubscribeIndustry updates and weekly newsletter direct to your inbox!
Follow us on social media:
