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U.S. President Donald Trump warned that Canada becoming a "quasi-member" of the European Union could constitute an "act of hostility," threatening to impose heavy taxes on Europe and cut some trade.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that if the European Union's proposal to make Canada its first "associate member" was ill-intentioned, the United States would impose heavy taxes on Europ
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South Korea signed 16 export contracts with five Central Asian nations, totaling $14 million.
South Korea signed 16 export contracts worth a total of $14 million with five Central Asian countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Both sides agreed to upgrade co
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Japan Trading House Lobby Chief Urges Stronger Yen Despite Sector Windfall
Masahiro Okafuji, chairman of the Japan Foreign Trade Council and CEO of Itochu, stated on Wednesday that a stronger yen is necessary for Japan's benefit, even though a weaker currency currently provi
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US and China Discuss Cutting Tariffs on American Energy and Agricultural Products Ahead of Next Week's Leaders' Summit
The discussions aim to solidify prospects for an extension to the US-China trade truce.
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South Korea's exports surged 83% year-on-year to $35 billion in the first 10 days of September, resulting in a $10.4 billion trade surplus.
South Korea's exports surged 83% year-on-year to $35 billion in the first 10 days of September, resulting in a $10.4 billion trade surplus.
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The UN envoy to Yemen warned the Security Council that the war in Yemen has entered a "more dangerous phase" after Houthi forces captured the strategic port of Mocha.
UN Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg warned the Security Council on Thursday that the war in Yemen has entered a "new, more dangerous phase" after Houthi forces captured the strategic port city o
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US business confidence in China rebounds from record low, survey shows
Confidence among American businesses in China has rebounded from record low levels, according to a survey released Thursday. The rebound follows a trade truce between Washington and Beijing, which eas
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EU spirits exports fell 6% to €8.26 billion in 2025, impacted by US and China tariffs and consumer confidence.
EU spirits exports fell by 6% to €8.26 billion in 2025, primarily impacted by pressures in the US and Chinese markets. Data from the trade association SpiritsEurope shows that exports to the US droppe
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Former U.S. Trade Representative Schwab: U.S.-Canada Relations Remain Crucial, Cooperate Against Chinese Competition to Protect North American Industries
Former U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab stated that despite impending political friction, shared geography and deep economic ties will keep the United States and Canada aligned. She noted that j
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Donald Trump has directed the restriction of Canadian products from U.S. federal procurement unless Canada reciprocally opens its market.
U.S. President Donald Trump has instructed the General Services Administration (GSA) and the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) to remove Canadian-origin products from federal pro
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Canada's share of exports to the US fell to 66.3% in July, a new low since 1997.
Canadian exports to the U.S. fell by 6.6% month-over-month in July, the largest monthly decline since April 2025, according to data released by Statistics Canada on Thursday. The share of exports to t
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Trump demands Fed slash interest rates or he will cut off trade with countries with which the U.S. has trade deficits
President Donald Trump on Friday issued a sweeping ultimatum in a Truth Social post, reacting to a much-stronger-than-expected monthly jobs report. He urged the central bank and its chairman, Kevin Wa
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Canada's Prime Minister Carney says he is ready to sit down and strike a trade deal with the U.S. when Washington is ready.
Canada's Prime Minister Carney says he is ready to sit down and strike a trade deal with the U.S. when Washington is ready.
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China Rejects G20 Criticism of Its Export Reliance, Accuses It of "Promoting Protectionism"
China Rejects G20 Criticism of Its Export Reliance, Accuses It of "Promoting Protectionism"
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Vietnam's eight-month trade volume hits record $770 billion on AI boom-driven demand
Vietnam's statistics office announced Thursday that the country's exports and imports soared to a record $770 billion in the first eight months of the year, driven by artificial intelligence-driven de
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China blocked a consensus on the communiqué at the US-hosted G20 meeting, opposing language that called for the elimination of "non-market" policies to curb trade imbalances.
China blocked a consensus on the communiqué at the US-hosted G20 meeting, opposing language that called for the elimination of "non-market" policies to curb trade imbalances.
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Bessent: The rest of the world needs to take steps to protect trade and factory jobs from China's exports
Bessent: The rest of the world needs to take steps to protect trade and factory jobs from China's exports
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President DJT states Canadian businesses are pouring into the United States, aiming to make cars, and asserts Canada has been "ripping us off for years — NO LONGER!"
President DJT states Canadian businesses are pouring into the United States, aiming to make cars, and asserts Canada has been "ripping us off for years — NO LONGER!"
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Canada welcomes US shift on French language discoverability in trade talks, as US officials call claims fabricated amid escalating tariffs
Canada's top trade negotiator, Dominic LeBlanc, welcomed a shift in the US position that "discoverability," "labelling," and "measures to promote French language and Canadian culture" would not be sub
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Vietnam and Myanmar Agree to Boost Annual Trade to $1 Billion, Marking First Vietnamese Foreign Minister Visit Since 2021 Coup
Vietnam and Myanmar agreed to boost annual bilateral trade by nearly 70% to $1 billion, marking the first visit by a Vietnamese foreign minister since Myanmar's 2021 military takeover. The agreement w
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Trump: US lost $60 billion annually to Canada in trade over last decade, 'No more!'
Donald Trump stated on Truth Social that the United States has, on average, lost $60 billion a year in trade with Canada over the past 10 years, adding "No more!"
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Donald Trump Accuses Canada of "Ripping Off" the U.S. for Decades, Citing 400% Tariffs on Farmers and Unreasonable Trade Practices
Donald Trump stated that Canada has been "ripping off" the U.S. for decades, alleging that they charge American farmers 400% or more in tariffs and have driven many U.S. companies out of business. He
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Hong Kong's Trade Deficit Narrows to Over One-Year Low in July, Driven by Surging Exports and Record Shipments to Mainland China
Hong Kong's Trade Deficit Narrows to Over One-Year Low in July, Driven by Surging Exports and Record Shipments to Mainland China
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Nikkei: US strengthens trade fraud scrutiny, some Chinese companies abandon tariff refund applications, but at least 17 other companies have received nearly $160 million in refunds.
Nikkei: US strengthens trade fraud scrutiny, some Chinese companies abandon tariff refund applications, but at least 17 other companies have received nearly $160 million in refunds.
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US, Venezuela Negotiate Second Aluminum Cargo Amid Trade Revival
Venezuela is in negotiations for a second shipment of aluminum to the US as part of a symbolic resumption of trade after years of economic and diplomatic disruptions.
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South Korea's exports hit a record $115.3 billion in October, up 93.7% year-on-year.
South Korea's exports reached a record $115.3 billion in October, up 93.7% year-on-year, primarily driven by a significant increase in semiconductor shipments. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Ener
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US Aluminum Group Urges Canada and Mexico to Align on Tariffs Against Non-North American Imports
The US aluminum industry's main trade group is pushing for Canada and Mexico to match Washington’s tariffs on imports of the metal from outside North America. The group declined to take a position on
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U.S. agricultural companies face increased uncertainty due to surging diesel prices and uneven agricultural exports.
U.S. agricultural companies face increased uncertainty due to surging diesel prices and uneven agricultural exports.
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SCMP Commentary: US-China Summit Should Provide Businesses with Clearer Trade and Investment Conditions
SCMP Commentary: The US-China summit should provide clearer trade and investment conditions for businesses, not add to uncertainty. The article points out that despite multiple meetings between the le
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Canadian PM Carney pushes for deeper Canada-EU ties at Montreal summit, as 'associate member' term is reportedly off the table
Canadian Prime Minister Carney is advocating for closer ties with the European Union at the two-day summit in Montreal. Officials are discussing deeper economic and defense links, but the term "associ
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Russia-Africa Summit sees increased attendance, but analysts say political incentives outweigh limited economic benefits
The Russia-Africa Summit is underway in Moscow, with 22 African heads of state expected to attend, an increase from 17 in 2023. Analysts note that Russia offers limited economic incentives compared to
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President Trump signed a proclamation adjusting import policies for robots, industrial machinery, and their parts, citing national security concerns.
President Trump signed a proclamation adjusting import policies for robots, industrial machinery, and their parts, citing national security concerns. The proclamation, issued under Section 232 of the
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Putin stated at the third Russia-Africa Summit that Russia would not pursue "neo-colonialism."
Russian President Vladimir Putin told African leaders at the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow that Russia would not engage in "neo-colonial exploitation" of the African continent, unlike former co
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Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi meets Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in historic visit, discussing trade, reviving Baniyas oil pipeline, and regional stability cooperation.
Iraqi PM Ali al-Zaidi meets Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in historic visit, discussing trade, reviving Baniyas oil pipeline, and regional stability cooperation.
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India's surging diesel exports are expected to alleviate the global supply crunch next year as new refining capacity comes online, providing much-needed fuel to markets from the US to Europe.
India's surging diesel exports are expected to alleviate the global supply crunch next year as new refining capacity comes online, providing much-needed fuel to markets from the US to Europe.
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Iranian President and Qatari Emir discuss energy cooperation and trade issues.
Iranian President and Qatari Emir discuss energy cooperation and trade issues.
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China's total imports and exports with Germany reached 1.2 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of this year
According to customs statistics, China's total imports and exports with Germany reached 1.2 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of this year, a year-on-year increase of 6.2%. In September alone,
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The European Union will from Sunday slap a €2 (US$2.25) handling fee on packages from outside the 27-nation bloc, on top of its existing €3 fee, in a bid to curb the influx from China.
The European Union will from Sunday slap a €2 (US$2.25) handling fee on packages from outside the 27-nation bloc, on top of its existing €3 fee, in a bid to curb the influx from China.
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Chicago soybean futures fell to a two-month low after Brazilian President Lula's election victory
Chicago soybean futures fell to a two-month low after Brazilian President Lula's election victory, sparking expectations of closer ties between Brazil and China, which could erode the U.S. share in th
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al-Sayed cited geopolitical upheaval and growing economic fragmentation as threats to global investment prospects
Qatar's Minister of State for Foreign Trade Affairs Ahmad bin Mohammed al-Sayed has warned that trade and investment cannot flourish without peace and security. Speaking at the UN-led World Investment
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Trump administration reportedly plans to ease 50% tariffs on certain Canadian agricultural and forestry products.
The move is intended to provide relief to trade-dependent states, including Maine, potentially as early as Friday, ahead of the U.S. midterms. However, tariffs on other Canadian goods could rise to of
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Bloomberg reported that the cost of chartering oil tankers on the US-to-Asia route has surged to a record $60 million, severely impacting US crude oil exports to Asia, which are expected to fall to multi-year lows.
Bloomberg reported that the cost of chartering oil tankers on the US-to-Asia route has surged to a record $60 million, severely impacting US crude oil exports to Asia, which are expected to fall to mu
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AmCham China President Urges More Working-Level Dialogues for US-China Ties, Citing Need for Long-Term Stability
Michael Hart, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham China), has urged Beijing and Washington to push more negotiations down to working-level officials. Hart stated that busine
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Iraqi government says Sheeb border crossing with Iran was closed due to technical reasons, not political
Iraq’s Government spokesperson Haider al-Aboudi stated that the closure of the Sheeb border crossing was a result of a lack of technical, technological, and developmental readiness, according to the o
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King Charles III of the United Kingdom welcomed the Sultan of Oman on a state visit, praising Oman's peaceful efforts in reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
King Charles III of the United Kingdom welcomed Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman for a state visit, praising Oman's "noble efforts" in helping to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The Sultan of Oman, at a
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Iran's First Vice President: Iran-Tajikistan Trade Grows 50% Despite Regional Conflicts
Iran's First Vice President Mohammad-Reza Aref announced that trade between Iran and Tajikistan has increased by 50% despite regional conflicts. Following high-level talks with Tajik President Emomali
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China's Q3 GDP narrowly beats forecasts
China's economy gained modest momentum in the third quarter, with strong exports buoying growth and narrowly beating forecasts. However, Beijing continues to grapple with sluggish domestic demand, lin
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Niger's Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced that the country has suspended exports of diesel and premium gasoline to address fuel supply challenges.
Niger's Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced that the country has suspended exports of diesel and premium gasoline to address fuel supply challenges.
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