China’s coal import ban has more bark than bite
When it comes to critical commodities, Beijing rarely follows through on its threats.
China’s jet and aerospace giant could land in US crosshairs
AVIC builds more than war machines. It runs a civilian business that makes airliners, private jets and parts — some in tandem with American companies.
Why Covid is a dress rehearsal for Brexit
Faced with the double challenge of Brexit and Covid-19, U.K. supply chains are being thrown into disarray.
Johnson’s weekend diplomacy leaves EU trade deal in balance
A trade deal between the U.K. and European Union is still hanging in the balance after a weekend of intense diplomacy saw Boris Johnson call…
US DOC issues affirmative preliminary antidumping duty determinations on common alloy aluminum sheet from 18 countries
Today, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced affirmative preliminary determinations in the antidumping duty (AD) investigations of imports of common alloy aluminum sheet (CAAS) from…
A 650 million-euro rounding error could derail a Brexit deal
A trade deal between Britain and the European Union, one of the biggest such accords the world has ever seen, could be derailed by what…
US sanctions 18 Iranian banks in move to choke off economy
The Trump administration announced sweeping new sanctions on Iran’s financial sector, a move intended to choke off the country’s economy from the rest of the…
Imports set new record as retailers replenish inventories and stock up early for holidays
Imports reached an all-time high this summer as retail sales bounced back from the pandemic and merchants replenished inventories and stocked up early for the…
Race to become WTO leader narrows to the final two candidates
The World Trade Organization said Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and South Korea’s Yoo Myung-hee advanced to the final round in the race to be its director-general,…
U.K. won’t ban import of food produced to lower farm standards
The U.K. government said it won’t ban food imports produced under inferior farming standards, saying the move would hurt farmers in developing countries.
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