Vietnam plans to cut U.S. pork tariffs as trade tensions ease
Vietnam plans to lower tariffs on U.S. frozen pork, corn and wheat, a further sign of easing trade tensions with its biggest export market.
USTR requests comments on reinstatement of targeted potential exclusions of products of China subject to Section 301 tariffs
The exclusions process is a key part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s deliberative, long-term vision for realigning the U.S. – China trade relationship around our priorities…
European energy crisis fuels carbon trading expansion concerns
Several European Union member states expressed deep reservations about the bloc’s plans to expand carbon trading, fearful that it might boost energy costs for consumers.
Sweden’s economy shrinks much more than expected on exports
Sweden’s economy shrank far more than anticipated in August, driven by a slump in exports, raising concerns the recovery of the largest Nordic economy may…
Ethiopian Airlines denies transporting weapons for tigray war
Ethiopian Airlines Group denied it ferried arms to neighboring Eritrea, whose troops fought in the Tigray region.
Hong Kong plans massive city on China border as cure for unrest
Hong Kong’s leader outlined plans for a massive urban development on the border with China that appeared designed both to ease the world’s most expensive…
Supply squeeze means German factories turn into risk to recovery
Severe material shortages and long delivery times are weighing on demand for German manufactured goods, signaling that the country’s recovery may lose momentum in the…
Xi won’t go to Rome summit, Chinese envoys tell G-20 sherpas
Chinese diplomats have informed officials from the Group of 20 nations that President Xi Jinping does not currently plan to attend a summit in Italy…
NRF Statement on Biden Administration’s China Trade Policy
The National Retail Federation today issued the following statement from Senior Vice President of Government Relations David French in response to United States Trade Representative…
Canadian trade surplus jumped in August, powered by Energy
Canada’s trade surplus with the rest of the world expanded significantly in August on larger energy exports.
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