US deepens China solar tariff probe with scrutiny of 8 firms
The US Commerce Department is deepening its probe into whether solar power companies are circumventing import tariffs, singling out some of the industry’s giants for…
Biden team eases Cuba stance on flights, remittances, visas
The Biden administration on Monday said it would warm US ties with Cuba, announcing an expansion of flights to the island, the restoration of an…
UK expects to secure six trade deals with US states this year
The UK expects to secure about six trade deals with US states by the end of the year, as discussions with President Joe Biden’s administration…
China’s metal exports storm higher to fill gap left by war
China’s exports of metals surged to multi-year highs as demand at home languished and global supplies tightened, with shipments of an aluminum feedstock spiking to…
Made-in-China Penfolds Wine will dodge crippling import tariffs
Treasury Wine Estates Ltd. will soon release a made-in-China version of its famous Penfolds brand, dodging punishing import tariffs that are crippling Australia’s wine exports.
Ukraine says sea blockade threatens global food security
Blockaded ports in Ukraine are threatening global food security, as the country struggles to reroute grain shipments due to bottlenecks caused by Russia’s invasion, according…
Wheat rallies on adverse weather, even as India eases export ban
Wheat futures in Chicago extended a rally amid worries about global shortfalls even after India said it would relax its order curbing exports.
Biden to launch Indo-Pacific economic plan in next days in Japan
President Joe Biden will launch a long-awaited economic initiative for increasing US involvement in Asia in the coming days during his trip to the region,…
April retail sales grew with consumers ‘taking higher prices in stride’
Consumers accustomed to inflation continued to spend in April as retail sales overcame higher prices to show both monthly and year-over-year increases, the National Retail…
India tweaks wheat ban to let trade meet some commitments
India is allowing “some relaxation” of its order restricting wheat exports to allow traders to meet prior commitments, according to the trade ministry. Futures fell…
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