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U.S. patience with China wears thin as trade-deal pledges are unmet
The U.S. is losing patience with China after the nation failed to meet its purchase commitments under the trade agreement reached during the Trump administration,…
Senators ask U.S. trade chief to broaden China tariff exclusions
A bipartisan group of 41 senators urged President Joe Biden’s trade chief to create a more comprehensive process to exclude some Chinese imports from punitive…
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Americans face record metals prices as shipping costs surge
(Bloomberg) -- Surging prices of the raw materials needed for your refrigerators, automobiles, window frames and plumbing show no signs of abating as America’s supply-chain…
‘Brexit’ gets boot as U.K. group decides word Is just too hot
A British trade group in Brussels said it has renounced Brexit -- the word -- as it seeks to reduce the level of emotion surrounding…
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How has Brexit affected the car trade?
. The car industry has changed post-Brexit. Here are three ways the break has affected the car trade.
Zimbabwe platinum miners ask government to defer 5% export tax
Platinum miners in Zimbabwe asked the government to push back a tax on exports of semi-processed metals, requesting more time to invest in processing plants…
Australia posts record quarterly retail sales in GDP boost
Australian retail sales soared to a record high in the final three months of 2021, fueled by a combination of relaxed virus restrictions and holiday…
U.S. nears tariff exemption for Japan steel imports: Kyodo
The U.S. and Japan are close to an agreement that would partially remove tariffs imposed on Japanese steel imports in 2018, Kyodo reported without saying…
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China criticizes U.S. for extending tariffs on imported solar
China criticized U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to extend tariffs on imported solar equipment, saying the act will “distort” international trades of the renewable energy…
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U.S. soybeans are in high demand as Brazil’s crop falls short
Soybean buyers stung by puny yields and harvest delays in Brazil are turning to the U.S. for supply, driving up prices and threatening to worsen…