India to refrain from supporting fish subsidy proposal at WTO
India considers the latest proposal of the World Trade Organization on subsidies for fishermen unbalanced and unfair, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
US won’t open solar-trade probe into Asian manufacturers
The U.S. rejected a request to launch an investigation into Asian solar manufacturers that critics warned would drive up costs for clean power and escalate…
EU to focus on WTO with US as irritants ease, trade chief says
The U.S. and European Union have “grounded and addressed the two biggest trade irritants” lingering from the Trump administration and are now focused on strengthening…
EU warns of stalemate in talks with U.K. over N. Ireland spat
The European Union warned that talks with the U.K. aimed at resolving a diplomatic spat over Northern Ireland are at risk of stalemate unless Boris…
Biden’s economic concerns on China go beyond trade promises, Tai says
The U.S. is raising concerns with China that go beyond the nation’s purchasing commitments under their existing trade deal, including Beijing’s state-centered industrial policy, President…
Wheat jumps as Russian export-tax talk fuels supply worries
Wheat climbed from Minneapolis to Paris after a Russian official suggested the country could raise grain-export taxes if prices surged, adding to concerns about an…
Early outcomes and next steps on the US-Korea commercial forum
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and the Republic of Korea’s Minister for Trade, Industry, and Energy Moon Sung Wook met yesterday in Washington, D.C.…
Democrats press Biden to consider oil export ban, SPR release
President Joe Biden faces growing pressure from fellow Democrats to address rising gasoline prices by taking steps that include a possible ban on oil exports…
U.K. tells EU to ‘stay calm’ amid Brexit spat over Northern Ireland
The U.K. urged the European Union to remain “calm” in the escalating dispute over post-Brexit Northern Ireland, as the two sides continue to exchange threats…
Unit of shoemaker that supplies Adidas, Reebok sees delays after 6% workers quit
Pouyuen Vietnam, a unit of one of the world’s largest makers of athletic shoes, is struggling to meet orders after 6% of its workforce quit…
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