Archive for the ‘Global Trade’ Category

Global Trade, News, Turkey

June 26, 2025

 Turkey’s steel and non-ferrous metals industries are making a strong contribution to the country’s international trade performance, achieving a combined $2.7 billion in exports in May 2025. These sectors accounted for 12.7% of Turkey’s total exports for the month, reinforcing their importance to the country’s export-driven economy, according to the Mediterranean Exporter Associations (ADMIB).   […]

Germany, Global Trade, News

June 23, 2025

Germany’s dynamic response to the evolving global trade environment is reflected in the recent adjustments to its economic outlook for 2025 by the BDI industry association. While the BDI has updated its forecast to reflect the current international trade dynamics, the emphasis remains firmly on Germany’s robust industrial base and its proactive approach to fostering […]

Nutritech Nutrition, a pioneering health and nutrition company committed to fighting malnutrition across South Asia, is proud to announce its nomination for the Go Global Awards 2025, to be held on November 18–19, 2025, at One Great George Street, Westminster, London. This prestigious international event is hosted by the International Trade Council (ITC) and brings […]

In a region where child malnutrition remains a devastating crisis—with 40% of children not surviving beyond the age of five due to Protein Calorie Malnutrition (PCM)—NUTRITECH NUTRITION stands at the forefront of the battle to ensure a healthier future for all.     Based in South Asia, NUTRITECH NUTRITION has emerged as a beacon of […]

China, Global Trade, News

June 12, 2025

Electric vehicle (EV) sales worldwide surged in May 2025, with China leading the charge as it hit its highest monthly sales peak for the year, according to insights from research firm Rho Motion. This growth signals a robust momentum in the global clean mobility transition, driven by regional policies and expanding export footprints.   Global […]

China’s recent adjustments to rare earth exports are reshaping global supply chains, prompting businesses and trade leaders to explore diversification strategies and strengthen supply resilience across the automotive and manufacturing sectors.   Rare earth minerals—essential to electric vehicle motors, semiconductors, renewable energy technologies, and more—have long been central to global industry. China’s move in April […]

Global Trade, News, Switzerland

April 28, 2025

As global trade dynamics continue to evolve, Switzerland is taking proactive steps to enhance its international partnerships and maintain strong market access. In response to proposed U.S. tariff adjustments, Swiss leaders are expanding diplomatic efforts to secure opportunities for growth and cooperation.   Last week, the Swiss president visited Washington to engage U.S. officials regarding […]

Global Trade, News, United States

April 27, 2025

The United States’ corn and soybean sectors are showing remarkable strength as investors maintain bullish positions, even as global tariff negotiations continue to evolve. This resilience highlights the growing confidence in U.S. agricultural trade and the expanding opportunities in international markets.   For the week ending April 22, market participants held firm with a net […]

Germany, Global Trade, News

April 23, 2025

German Finance Minister Joerg Kukies has emphasized the importance of reaching a timely agreement on trade tariffs with the United States, highlighting how such progress would enhance global trade stability and support economic growth.   Speaking at the Semafor World Economy Summit in Washington, Kukies stressed that reducing uncertainty is essential for both economies to […]

Global Trade, News, United Kingdom

April 12, 2025

The United Kingdom is stepping up its commitment to global trade by expanding its export finance support by an impressive £20 billion ($26 billion), providing a strong boost to businesses looking to grow their presence in international markets.   This expansion increases the total lending capacity of UK Export Finance (UKEF) to £80 billion, with […]

Brazil, Global Trade, News

April 10, 2025

Brazil is taking a strategic and forward-thinking approach to international trade by reinforcing dialogue with the United States and expanding its global partnerships to maintain growth and resilience in the face of recent tariff adjustments.   Foreign Trade Secretary Tatiana Prazeres affirmed that Brazil remains committed to open communication, emphasizing that “the guidance is to […]

Global Trade, News

April 2, 2025

Vietnamese enterprises are taking bold steps to enhance their global competitiveness by adopting sustainable and digital trade strategies. By prioritizing eco-friendly production, advanced quality control, and compliance with international standards, businesses are unlocking new opportunities in high-demand markets.   Vietnamese exporters are successfully expanding into international markets by aligning with evolving trade requirements. The growing […]

Global Trade, News, United States

March 5, 2025

The United States is taking proactive steps to boost its shipbuilding sector, reinforcing its role in international trade and maritime logistics. A new executive order aims to revitalize domestic ship production, ensuring a stronger and more competitive presence in the global market.   To encourage investment in U.S.-built vessels, the government plans to introduce fees […]

Global Trade, News, Switzerland

February 19, 2025

The World Trade Organization (WTO) is advancing efforts to modernize global trade regulations, with members emphasizing the need for deeper discussions on reform during the recent General Council meeting in Switzerland. As international trade continues to evolve, the WTO is working toward a more efficient, inclusive, and adaptive system that fosters economic growth and investment […]

Identifying Cost-Effective Manufacturing Locations to Mitigate Tariffs   As trade tensions persist and new tariffs emerge, businesses importing goods from China find themselves navigating a more complex and expensive landscape. To stay profitable and flexible, many organizations have begun exploring alternative manufacturing locations outside of China—particularly in Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Argentina, and […]