China Turns to Lobsters, Wine and Coal to ‘Punish’ Australia
What started as a political spat between Beijing and Canberra has become a one-sided trade war that threatens serious disruption for an expanding number of…
Billionaire Adani set to develop Sri Lanka’s Port Terminal
India’s Adani Group is the front-runner to develop Sri Lanka’s stalled East Container Terminal in Colombo port, people with knowledge of the matter said, helping…
China to halt key Australian imports in sweeping retaliation
China has ordered traders to stop purchasing at least seven categories of Australian commodities, ratcheting up tensions with its key trading partner in its most…
Australia’s ex-Treasurer accuses China of ‘immature’ reprisals
Australia’s former treasurer Joe Hockey, who helped oversee a comprehensive free-trade agreement with China, has accused Beijing of bullying and immature behavior as the list…
Philippine Peso could get a fresh boost from new trade data
The Philippine peso’s rally has defied the odds as the global pandemic raged. Now as the currency stalls, the nation’s trade data could bring a…
Brexit negotiators move close to breaking impasse over fish
U.K. and European Union officials are zeroing in on a solution to break the eight-month deadlock over one of the biggest obstacles to their planned…
Korea export recovery continues with daily shipments rising
South Korea’s exports recovery continued in October with daily shipments pointing to a continued pickup in overseas demand, even though a national holiday reduced working…
China’s factory outlook steadies as recovery stays on track
An official gauge of activity in China’s manufacturing industry fell slightly in October, while consumer spending helped to lift services output, suggesting the economic recovery…
AFTE submits comments for the 2021 USTR National Trade Estimate Report
Last night, the Alliance for Trade Enforcement submitted comments for the United States Trade Representative's 2021 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers.
Transatlantic Trade war brews as EU eyes Nov. 10 tariff strike
The European Union has set a Nov. 10 target date for triggering tariffs on as much as $4 billion of U.S. goods in retaliation over…
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