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Canada’s trade surplus unexpectedly narrows as imports surge
Canada’s economy recorded a surge in trade with the rest of the world in March, as rising prices for commodities coupled with strong domestic demand…
India mulls wheat export curbs in latest food supply squeeze
India is considering restricting wheat exports as severe heat waves have damaged crops, exacerbating tight global supplies after the war in Ukraine sent food inflation…
Southern back to full output ahead of protester talks
Southern Copper Corp. is back to full capacity at its Cuajone operation in Peru as the company prepares for formal talks with community members whose…
US trade chief signals tariff relief an option as prices soar
President Joe Biden’s top trade negotiator signaled that relief from U.S. tariffs on China is one option under consideration to confront the fastest inflation in…
Nutrien boosts outlook for potash sales as fertilizer surges
Nutrien Ltd., the world’s largest fertilizer company, boosted its outlook for profit growth and cash flow, saying it plans to sell more potash as crop-nutrient…
NEI Associate Director Whittenburg to serve on USTR Africa Trade Advisory
NCBFAA Educational Institute (NEI) Associate Director Cynthia Whittenburg has been picked by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to serve a four-year term…
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New rules for US investments in China face fresh hurdle: Biden’s team
Bipartisan efforts in Congress to shield sensitive U.S. technology from China face a new hurdle: the Biden administration, which is divided over whether to intensify…
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Chipotle is on a mission to reduce reliance on Asia suppliers
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. is scouring the U.S. for packaging materials amid rising inflation and supply-chain hiccups that are plaguing the industry.
As snarls mount, economists take a walk on the supply side
Demand is important, but ‘supply is the key,’ economist says
U.S. Steel predicts ‘best-ever’ second quarter on growing demand
U.S. Steel Corp. is predicting its “best” second quarter on growing steel demand from automakers to construction firms.