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Createsend
1 month ago
World news

Logistics Report: Logistics Property Market Stumbles; Scrutiny on Boeing's Supply Chain

Japan's exports grew by 7.3% in March, Singapore's non-oil exports fell by 20.7%, copper and aluminum prices reached annual highs, and various companies face challenges and opportunities in the global market. [ more ]
New York Post
3 months ago
World news

$167M of North Korean false eyelashes, wigs exported to West via China

False eyelashes and wigs valued at over $165 million were exported from North Korea and sold as 'made in China' in the West.
The eyelash and hair trade is assumed to generate millions each month for Kim Jong Un's regime.
China imports semi-finished North Korean eyelashes and then labels them as 'made in China' before shipping them to the West. [ more ]
Createsend
4 months ago
World news

Logistics Report: Imports Surge Into West Coast Ports; Suppliers Undermine Safety at Boeing

China's exports rose 2.3% in December.
Germany's economy likely shrank by 0.3% in Q4. [ more ]
www.independent.co.uk
2 months ago
UK news

Indian delegation in UK for final push on free trade agreement

India and UK are negotiating a free trade agreement to boost trade between the two countries.
Issues such as post-study work visas, immigration, and cutting tariffs on exports of cars and whisky are key points of discussion during the FTA negotiation. [ more ]
East Asia Forum
3 months ago
Canada news

Getting Vietnam's economic growth back on track | East Asia Forum

Vietnam's economy experienced a high growth rate of 8% in 2022 but slowed down in the first half of 2023 due to falling exports and slow recovery in China.
The poor trade performance resulted in estimated annual growth of around 5% in 2023, over two percentage points lower than the pre-pandemic average. [ more ]
www.independent.co.uk
3 months ago
Europe politics

The Brexit bill: 100bn hit to UK exports as toy and jewellery sales slump

Brexit is resulting in a loss of almost 100bn in annual UK exports, leaving the economy worse off than if it had remained in the EU.
Businesses producing sporting goods, toys, jewelry, and medical equipment have been particularly affected by border costs imposed by Brexit, leading to a 30% decrease in trade between 2020 and 2023 compared to if the UK had stayed in the EU. [ more ]
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