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Vietnam’s trade finance breaks barriers
Vietnamese banks turned down approximately 12% of trade finance requests in 2022, primarily from small and medium-sized enterprises, resulting in approximately USD 20.3 billion in unmet demand...
Russian gas major Gazprom’s profits soar five fold to $3.8 billion
Second-quarter net profit jumped to the current amount from $708 million in the year-earlier period...
South Korea powers its gas and renewables with $9bn investment
This investment should also create 90,000 new jobs, stated Korea Gas (KOGAS), the country’s dominant Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) buyer...
Germany emerges as capital export world champion in 2016
USA comes out top in capital imports...
EU and Canada sign historic free trade agreement
CETA was almost derailed by objections from the Wallonia region in Belgium November 4, 2016: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau flew to Brussels on the weekend to attend an EU-Canada Summit which had been delayed for three days because of opposition in Belgium to the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Belgium came back to...
Iran needs FDI to crank up mining sector
So far, the country has retained its 14th rank among steel producers Prof. Keyvan Jafari Tehrani September 12, 2013: The Iran Customs Administration released statistics in connection with the foreign trade during the first four months of the Iranian year 1395 (from March 21st through July 21st, 2016). The statistics show that Iran steel industry...
Argentina: Russia’s new market
The South American country is in a good position to capitalise on President Putin’s embargo on food imports from Europe and Western nations Kamilia Lahrichi November 14, 2014: Russian businessmen met their Argentinian counterparts in Buenos Aires on November 11 to discuss investment projects in the energy, nuclear and mining industries, as Moscow seeks to...
WTO rules against Argentina’s protectionism
Says South American country’s import restrictions breach global trade rules Kamilia Lahrichi August 25, 2014: International pressure on Argentina is increasing as the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled on August 22 that the South American country’s import restrictions breach global trade rules. The 170-page ruling sided with the European Union, the United States and Japan...