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US BTA North American Freight Data, Annual 2019
This release provides an annual summary of North American Transborder freight by mode. In the previous release, BTS reported that trucks were the most heavily…
U.K. sets red lines on drug prices, food in U.S. trade talks
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government played its first move in trade negotiations with the U.S., insisting it will not give ground on politically sensitive…
Six trade remedies to help the world economy minimize the virus fallout
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Indian makers of steel-industry product may win EU duty relief
Indian exporters including HEG Ltd. may win tariff relief on shipments to Europe of graphite electrodes for electric furnaces, which are used by steelmakers.
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Huawei makes end-run around U.S. ban by using its own chips
Huawei Technologies Co., the Chinese technology giant barred from doing business with U.S. suppliers, is finding a way around the strict limits imposed by the…
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U.S. launches tool to stake claim to world’s rare earth minerals
In a high-tech twist on hammering pickets into the ground, the U.S. State Department has launched an online tool aimed at staking America’s claim to…
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Brexit Was Tough. The Next 10 Months Look No Easier
Think four years of political noise over Brexit will subside now that the European Union and Britain are set at last to kick-off negotiations on…
Turkey completes growth comeback after recession
Turkey’s economy capped its turnaround after a recession thanks to a mix of stimulus policies that combined interest-rate cuts and a spending splurge.
South Africa could lose out on tariffs under Africa Trade Deal
South Africa risks forfeiting tariffs on about 70 billion rand ($4.5 billion) worth of trade when a continent-wide free-trade agreement kicks in, according to the…
EU walks Turkey tightrope with limited sanctions on drilling
The European Union blacklisted two Turkish nationals as retaliation over Ankara’s energy drilling off Cyprus in a move that has more political symbolism than economic…