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Pakistan seeks to end 50 years of IMF debt with ESG bond, trade
Pakistan, which has sought almost 20 bailouts from the International Monetary Fund over half a century, wants to end its reliance on the multilateral lender…
Estonia seeks to expand EU sanctions on Belarusian oil products
Estonia plans to impose unilateral sanctions and call on the European Union to expand its own penalties against Belarusian oil products that are currently being…
US – Brazil protocol relating to trade rules and transparency enters into force
The U.S. – Brazil Protocol Relating to Trade Rules and Transparency enters into force today, following completion of internal procedures.
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Mexico declares lithium too strategic for private investors
Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is ratcheting up nationalistic rhetoric around the country’s untapped lithium deposits, signaling private capital isn’t welcome in the industry.
Turkey’s trade gap widens most in 10 years as energy bill swells
Turkey’s preliminary trade figures for January pointed to the biggest gap in a decade as the nation’s energy bill bulged on higher global prices and…
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Canada lumber set to pay less US duties as trade spat drags on
High import duties have added to the cost of homebuilding in the U.S., but those costs may drop if preliminary tariffs proposed Tuesday are put…
Korea hits record trade deficit on pricier fuel imports
South Korea hit its biggest monthly trade deficit in more than three decades after costlier fuel imports outweighed export growth in figures that suggest global…
Indonesia lifts ban on coal exports on improving local supply
The Indonesian government has lifted a ban on coal exports, ending uncertainty that sent the price of the fuel to this year’s highest level.
NRF chief economist says growth likely to continue even as Fed works to slow inflation
Coming up on two years since the short-lived 2020 recession, the United States appears to be at the midpoint of an economic cycle that should…
India scraps anti-dumping tax on some steel goods on high prices
India will withdraw the anti-dumping tax on some steel products and extend an import duty exemption on scrap for another year as local consumers grapple…