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EU import ban could knock another 10% off Russia’s oil output
The European Union’s proposal to ban imports of Russian oil could knock another 10% off the country’s production by year-end, doubling the supply loss that…
EU proposes sanctions on main Belarus potash companies
The European Union has proposed sanctioning Belarus’s main potash producer, Belaruskali OAO, and its export arm, Belarusian Potash Co., as part of a sixth package…
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US solar trade probe leads to delay in coal unit shutdowns
An Indiana utility is delaying the retirement of two coal plants citing the uncertainty caused by a U.S. Commerce Department trade probe into solar imports,…
Johnson’s Brexit pains mount with crucial Northern Ireland vote
Northern Ireland elections on Thursday could mark a major shift in the region’s sensitive political balance, and undermine Boris Johnson’s bid to redraw the terms…
German exports to Russia sink to two-decade low after invasion
German exports to Russia plummeted to their lowest in almost two decades, with the fallout from President Vladimir Putin’s attack on Ukraine also contributing to…
Russian war leads European bloc to push for faster trade deals
A group of European Union countries are pushing to kick start negotiations on stalled free-trade agreements as Russia’s war with Ukraine threatens the bloc’s economic…
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Biden accuses China of trying to interfere with competition bill
President Joe Biden on Tuesday accused the Chinese government of trying to interfere in negotiations over a broad China competition bill that would bolster domestic…
Metals billionaire Usmanov files appeal over EU Russia sanctions
Russian metals billionaire Alisher Usmanov appealed the European Union’s decision to impose strict sanctions on him in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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US trade deficit swells to record as goods imports surge
The U.S. trade deficit widened to a record in March, reflecting a surge in imports as companies relied on foreign producers to meet solid domestic…
China’s tariffs overwhelm Australian winemakers as exports fall
Australian wine exports slumped as an effective blockade by China overwhelmed efforts by producers to find buyers in other markets.