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Japan’s Kishida Says He’ll Weigh Stance on Chips Responsibly
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Japan would consider “with responsibility” how to deal with semiconductor trade, after he and US President Joe Biden held talks…
Albanese says Australia to focus on restoring trade with China
Australia aims to continue to boost relations with China as it seeks to fully restore trade ties with its largest export market.
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Brexit customs deal close as UK-EU talks poised to intensify
The UK and European Union are nearing an agreement on customs aimed at reducing trade friction between Great Britain and Northern Ireland as they prepare…
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USDA: Philippines may not fill onion imports on tight conditions
The Philippines is unlikely to meet a plan to import 21,060 tons of onions due to the tight requirements, including delivery before the end of…
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Where will Europe get its diesel from in 23 days’ time?
In just over three weeks, seaborne deliveries of diesel from the European Union’s single biggest external supplier will be all but banned.
Graves announces senior committee staff for 118th Congress
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO) today announced the Committee’s Republican senior staff appointments for the 118th Congress.
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Nigeria LNG scraps shipments after vandals damage pipelines
Nigeria LNG Ltd. canceled several liquefied natural gas shipments after vandalism on pipelines from gas fields disrupted production, according to people with direct knowledge of…
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UK trade deficit narrows with jump in car and aircraft exports
Britain’s trade deficit narrowed sharply after a slump in natural gas prices reduced import costs and a flurry of exports of aircraft and cars.
China’s exports slump further as global demand drops off
China’s exports fell further in December as global demand continued to drop off, adding to pressure on the economy as it charts a hasty, uncertain…
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Chickens starve at California farm as corn shipments run late
Millions of chickens have gone unfed as rail disruptions delay corn shipments to a California poultry farm, according to documents that provide unique details of…