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Kenya rolls out measures to boost corn output, curb imports
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta announced measures to reduce the cost of producing corn and curb imports of the grain that most homes in the East…
US sanctions plan for Iran would imperil food and drug imports
A U.S. proposal to almost totally sever Iran from the global financial system could hinder its ability to secure supplies of food and drugs just…
Citi analyst who predicted ruble slump forecasts more weakness
A Citigroup Inc. model that predicted the recent slump in the ruble is indicating that more pain is in store for Russian markets, even after…
Brexit calculus is changed dramatically by Covid
If it weren’t for Covid-19, the chances of an EU-U.K. trade deal would be slim to none. But will the British public accept any pain…
Vietnam’s economic growth accelerates on industry, exports
Vietnam’s economic growth accelerated in the third quarter as exports and manufacturing began recovering from the pandemic-induced slump of the first half of the year.
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China makes slow progress on US trade deal as purchases slide
China reduced the pace of its purchases of U.S. goods in August, making slow progress in meeting the goals of its trade deal with the…
UK carmakers form united front to save suppliers from Brexit
Carmakers including Jaguar Land Rover and Nissan Motor Co. have joined with lenders to create a network to protect the industry’s supply chain from succumbing…
Biden set to carve own brand of tough-on-China policy if elected
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is preparing to face tough questions in Tuesday’s debate on how he would approach China if he wins the White…
South Africa, China to revamp 10-year strategic cooperation plan
South Africa and China are working on a new 10-year strategic program for cooperation, as the current one nears its end.
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EU Says It Won’t Halt Brexit Talks Despite Renewing Legal Threat
The European Union said it won’t abandon trade talks with the U.K. even if Boris Johnson’s government doesn’t withdraw its plan to break international law.