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S&P Global: March 13 “This Week In Credit”
S&P Global Ratings published the latest edition of its weekly newsletter, "This Week In Credit," a data-driven research snapshot that provides forward-looking, actionable insights on…
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China removes all remaining curbs on Australian coal imports
China will allow all domestic companies to import Australian coal, signaling an end to trade restrictions imposed in late 2020.
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Japan weighs defense exports while showing off fighter jet plans
Japan’s joint fighter jet project with the UK and Italy will take center stage at a defense show near Tokyo this week, as the country…
Key GOP trade lawmaker urges Biden to seek tariff-cutting deals
President Joe Biden should rekindle talks on free-trade agreements started by his predecessor to create opportunities for American companies and advance priorities including labor and…
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Saudi Aramco, Adnoc among firms that bid in Kenya’s oil-import deal
Saudi Aramco, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. and Emirates National Oil Co. are among firms that bid to supply petroleum products to Kenya under the…
Russia remains India’s main arms supplier but imports dip sharply
Russia remains India’s main source of weapons even as the nation has drastically trimmed purchases, highlighting the challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi of recalibrating…
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Currency drops and helps Kenyan tea exports top $1 billion in 2022
Kenya’s earnings from tea exports in 2022 increased despite a drop in volumes, as its currency weakened against the US dollar and prices of the…
What to watch for in Biden and EU’s Von Der Leyen’s trade truce
President Joe Biden and European Commission leader Ursula Von Der Leyen will likely make their meeting at the White House on Friday convivial, despite trade…
Tourism revenue jump helps Gambia offset 8,918% surge in imports
An increase in tourism revenue is helping Gambia boost foreign-exchange reserves and pay for a surge in imports of fuel and rice.
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EU ready for coordinated approach to advanced “chip restrictions”
The European Union stands ready to coordinate a bloc-wide approach to export controls on advanced chips, following a decision by the Netherlands to restrict some…