Canadian boycott of US products pushes grocers to adapt, explore new supply sources
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Withdraw import ban on reconditioned, used EVs: BARVIDA
12 September 2026
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Can Africa seize its moment in the race for critical minerals?
12 September 2026
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US Commerce Department finalizes steep duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia, Laos
12 September 2026
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Europe saw record summer air traffic despite Mideast war: Eurocontrol
12 September 2026
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Oil prices, US inflation stoke Fed hike worries
12 September 2026
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Bangladesh wants to export onion and potato to Sri Lanka
10 September 2026
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China is now a strategic cooperative partner of Bangladesh
9 September 2026
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Bangladesh signs investment promotion deal with Hong Kong
9 September 2026
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After 100 days, Trump voters feel tariffs, but most see long-term gain
Trump’s barrage of tariffs against global trading partners has reverberated around the United States over the past few months, affecting the livelihoods of myriad Americans, including many who said they voted for him.
28 April 2025
Asian markets mixed as investors eye trade talks
Investors were also keeping tabs on China after President Xi Jinping and other top leaders last week discussed plans to boost consumption in the world's number two economy.
28 April 2025
China says on 'right side of history' in trade standoff with US
Beijing has acknowledged that global economic vicissitudes have strained its economy, long dependent on exports
28 April 2025
Foreign carmakers strive for 'China Speed' to stay in race
Across the country, car models rolling off assembly lines like this have gone from concept to release in record time -- known in the industry as "China Speed", the envy of foreign competitors.
27 April 2025
Toyota considers investing in potential $42 billion buyout of key supplier
Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda and his founder family have proposed acquiring Toyota Industries in a possible 6 trillion yen ($42 billion) deal.
27 April 2025
China must ‘overcome’ AI chip challenges
President Xi Jinping said China must “overcome” the challenges of developing core AI technologies including high-end chips, state media reported yesterday, as Beijing seeks to become a world leader in the rapidly developing industry.
26 April 2025
IMF policy committee underscores trade risks to global economy, commits to Fund's role
In a chair's statement, the IMF's steering committee also reaffirmed prior foreign exchange commitments and voiced support for a realignment of quotas, or shareholding, that better reflects countries' positions in the global economy.
26 April 2025
Fed survey finds global trade fight, policy uncertainty top financial stability risks
Respondents cited "changes in government spending priorities and the extent of US international engagement" as driving uncertainty.
26 April 2025
Conflicting US-China talks statements add to global trade confusion
"China and the US are NOT having any consultation or negotiation on #tariffs," China shot back in a foreign ministry statement posted by the Chinese Embassy in the US.
26 April 2025
Ctg port will earn more if foreign operator is appointed: CPA chairman
Local operator Saif Powertec Ltd is currently operating the port's New Mooring Container Terminal
24 April 2025
Chinese business in Vietnam struggles with Trump tariffs uncertainty
But in Vietnam's northern industrial Bac Ninh province, Chinese businesses that AFP interviewed -- most of whom are linked to the export supply chain -- said investors were hesitating and anxiety was widespread.
24 April 2025
Tesla's EU sales plunge as Musk takes flak
Sales of the sleek machines fell 45 percent to just over 36,000 units in the first quarter of 2025 in EU
24 April 2025
Vietnam and US start trade talks: Hanoi
The United States was Vietnam's biggest export market in the first three months of the year.
24 April 2025
Trump seeks 'fair deal' with China but pathway unclear
Trump told reporters his country would have a "fair deal with China," adding that "everything's active" when asked if Washington was talking to Beijing.
24 April 2025
EuroCham urges fair treatment
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh (EuroCham) urged the interim government to avoid discrimination against companies based in the bloc as Bangladesh weighs up substantial trade concessions for the United States.
23 April 2025
Americans sour on Trump's handling of the economy, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Just 37% of respondents to the six-day poll approve of Trump's handling of the economy
23 April 2025
EU slaps fines on Apple and Meta, risking Trump fury
The EU also fined Meta 200 million euros over its "pay or consent" system after it violated rules on the use of personal data on Facebook and Instagram.
23 April 2025
China says door for US trade talks 'wide open'
The fierce trade war between the world's top two economies has rattled markets and raised fears of a global recession.
23 April 2025
Stocks, dollar rebound as Trump backtracks on Fed attack
Trump also reiterated he wanted to do a deal with China where tariffs would not be anywhere near 145 percent, adding that he would set the terms of a deal if Beijing did not enter talks
23 April 2025
IMF must be more active on debt restructurings, Georgieva says
Georgieva said they wanted the IMF to provide more technical assistance to countries grappling with high debt levels.
23 April 2025