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Mexico, Canada win trade ruling against US on duty free cars
Mexico and Canada won a trade dispute with the US over cars shipped across regional borders, providing automakers more incentive to make vehicles in those…
Malaysia mulls halting palm oil exports to EU to oppose new rule
Malaysia, the world’s second-biggest palm oil producer, will consider halting exports to the European Union in retaliation for the bloc’s new deforestation regulation, according to…
Record India wheat crop will pave way for easing of export curbs
India is set to harvest a record wheat crop this season as favorable weather and heat-resistant seeds are expected to boost yields, potentially setting the…
UK and EU aim for final deal to end Brexit clash in fresh talks
The European Union and the UK are preparing to enter an intense phase of negotiations starting next week aimed at overcoming the dispute over the…
Australia extends run of trade surpluses on metals exports
Australia is on track to record a fifth consecutive year of trade surpluses as November data showed ongoing strength in metals shipments, driven by higher…
More Indonesian exporters may need to keep their dollars at home
Indonesia plans to toughen rules requiring exporters to repatriate their dollar earnings back home in order to boost the nation’s supply of foreign exchange and…
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EU doubts Biden will make Europe-friendly tweaks to climate bill
The European Union is skeptical that the US will make any meaningful changes to the $370 billion green investment plan that the bloc says unfairly…
Baht’s rally to 9-month high unnerving Thai exporters, companies
Gains in the Thai baht, Asia’s best performer in the past six months, is frustrating exporters and many private companies that are complaining that the…
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US needs Japan, Netherlands and Korea on chips deal, envoy says
The US is in discussions with Japan, the Netherlands and South Korea to restrict semiconductor exports to China, and it needs all parties to agree…
India makes power plants import coal to avert looming crunch
India has brought back requirements for power plants to import some of the coal they are using as it seeks to build stockpiles and avert…