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Taiwan Strengthens Dialogue with United States on Tariff Discussions

News, Taiwan, Trade Policy

June 3, 2025

Taiwan continues to maintain active and close communication with the United States regarding ongoing tariff discussions, according to a recent statement from the island’s government.   Recognized globally as a hub for advanced semiconductor production, Taiwan has played a vital role in strengthening global supply chains. In April, the U.S. government announced a temporary 90-day […]

Vietnam to Strengthen Agricultural Trade with the US Through $2 Billion Agreements

Agricultural Trade, News, Trade Agreements, Vietnam

June 3, 2025

Vietnamese companies are set to deepen agricultural trade ties with the United States by signing memorandums of understanding to purchase $2 billion worth of US farm products, according to Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture.   The agreements are being formalized during an official visit to the United States by a delegation of 50 Vietnamese firms led […]

Canada’s Steel Industry Highlights Need for Trade Balance and Stronger Market Access

Canada, International Trade, News

June 3, 2025

Canada’s steel sector is reaffirming its commitment to fair and open trade in light of the recent announcement from the United States regarding an increase in tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50% starting June 4.   Industry leaders view this as an opportunity to advocate for strengthened policies that support Canadian competitiveness and […]

China’s Manufacturing Adjusts Amid Shifting Trade Landscape

China, News, Trade

June 2, 2025

China’s manufacturing sector is undergoing a period of adjustment, reflecting evolving global trade dynamics and signaling opportunities for recalibration and resilience in international commerce.   According to the Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), the reading for May stood at 48.3—slightly below the growth threshold but indicative of proactive shifts within the industry. While […]

Leaders of U.S. and China Expected to Hold Dialogue on Critical Minerals Trade

China, News, Trade, United States

June 1, 2025

 High-level discussions between the United States and China are expected to resume soon, as both countries seek to resolve trade concerns surrounding critical minerals, according to senior officials.   U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed over the weekend that President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are preparing for a call aimed at addressing […]

South Korea Engages in Trade Talks to Address U.S. Steel Tariff Impact

News, South Korea, Trade Policy

June 1, 2025

South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has announced proactive steps to address the upcoming 50% U.S. tariff on imported steel products. The government is committed to minimizing disruption to its domestic steel industry through continuous dialogue and trade negotiations with Washington.   The tariff hike, set to take effect this Wednesday, marks a […]

Thailand’s Trade-Driven Recovery Strengthens Economic Outlook

International Trade and Economic, News, Thailand

May 30, 2025

Thailand’s economy gained fresh momentum in April, fueled by a rebound in exports and renewed strength in its manufacturing sector, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) reported. This promising performance underscores the country’s growing trade resilience and its proactive efforts to navigate global market shifts.   Export growth—up 9.9% year-on-year—played a central role in driving manufacturing […]

Canada’s Trade-Led Growth Beats Expectations, Boosting Economic Optimism

Canada, International Trade and Economic, News, Trade Relations

May 30, 2025

Canada’s economy delivered a strong performance in the first quarter of 2025, expanding by 2.2% on an annualized basis and surpassing economists’ expectations. The growth was powered primarily by a surge in exports and a rise in business investments—clear indicators of Canada’s increasing strength and reliability in global trade.   A 1.6% jump in exports […]

Germany’s New Chancellor to Strengthen U.S. Trade Ties in First Washington Visit

Germany, News, Trade Relations

May 30, 2025

 Germany’s newly appointed Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, is set to visit Washington on Thursday for a high-level meeting with the U.S. President Donald Trump, marking his first official trip to the United States since taking office on May 6.   This milestone visit underscores both nations’ shared commitment to revitalizing transatlantic trade relations and deepening economic […]

Norway Seeks Negotiation with US to Strengthen Trade Relations

International Trade, News, Norway

April 3, 2025

Norway is taking steps to initiate discussions with the United States regarding the recently imposed tariffs, in an effort to maintain and enhance trade relations between the two countries. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere expressed the government’s commitment to engaging in constructive talks with U.S. officials, seeking a resolution that benefits both parties.   The […]

South Africa Explores Fresh Trade Opportunities with the United States

International Trade, News, South Africa

April 3, 2025

South Africa is taking proactive steps to strengthen its trade relationship with the United States, emphasizing the need for a new bilateral agreement that fosters economic growth and long-term stability.   Following recent adjustments in U.S. tariffs, South African officials see an opportunity to engage in discussions that promote a balanced and mutually beneficial trade […]

Albanian Cabbage Exports See Strong Growth as Demand Rises in Eastern Europe

Agricultural Exports, Albania, News

April 2, 2025

Albania’s cabbage exports have experienced impressive growth, increasing by 71% in early 2025. Favorable climatic conditions and expanding market opportunities in Eastern and Baltic countries have strengthened Albania’s role as a key supplier in the global vegetable trade.   Recent data from INSTAT highlights a surge in vegetable exports, reflecting the country’s ability to meet […]

Vietnam Strengthens Global Trade Position with Green and Digital Export Strategies

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 […]

Vietnam Strengthens Global Trade Ties with Upcoming High-Level Visits

News, Trade Relations, Vietnam

April 2, 2025

Vietnam is set to welcome key leaders from China and the European Union (EU) in the coming weeks, reinforcing its position as a vital hub for global trade. These high-profile visits highlight the country’s commitment to fostering economic partnerships and expanding trade opportunities amid evolving international market conditions.   Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled […]

Vietnam’s Agricultural Exports on Track for $70 Billion Target, Strengthening Global Trade Position

Agricultural Exports, News, Vietnam

April 2, 2025

Vietnam’s agricultural, forestry, and fishery exports continue to demonstrate remarkable resilience, reaching $15.72 billion in the first quarter of 2025—marking a 13.1% year-on-year growth. This strong performance paves the way for achieving the country’s ambitious $70 billion export target, reinforcing Vietnam’s role as a key player in global trade.   The surge in exports is […]

Philippines Strengthens Sugar Trade with US and Ensures Local Supply Stability

Agricultural Exports, News, Philippines

April 2, 2025

The Philippines is reinforcing its position in the global sugar market by maintaining a stable domestic supply while expanding trade opportunities with the United States. The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) confirmed that over 66,000 metric tons of sugar will be exported this April, demonstrating the country’s capability to meet both local demand and international commitments. […]

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