Protectionism delivers long-term pain: International Trade Matters founder Linda Middleton-Jones
Tariffs fundamentally contradict these tenets, representing protectionism regardless of justification...
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Sanctions or war, the dollar always wins
Many countries are becoming less comfortable relying completely on the dollar, which has triggered ongoing discussions about de-dollarisation...
Pax Silica: The new global order
The idea of 'Pax Silica' brings together like-minded nations, which, in turn, reflects a broader shift toward concentrated globalisation, instead of one integrated global system...
Building the global gold wall
While fiscal dominance provided the combustible material for the gold rally, geopolitical fragmentation acted as the spark...
UAE-Ecuador CEPA marks strategic milestone
Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi affirmed that the CEPA will eliminate or reduce customs duties on more than 96% of traded goods and products between the UAE and Ecuador...
Trade wars push Mexico toward Saudi Arabia
Mexico has an export offer for three premium rice varieties that meet the Gulf nation's highest international standards...
Egypt’s non-oil exports jump 17% to USD 48.6 billion, trade deficit narrows
In October 2025, Egypt’s credit rating was upgraded by S&P Global to 'B' from 'B-,' while Fitch reaffirmed its 'B' rating, citing progress in reforms and macroeconomic stability...
Saudi Arabia, Japan trade rises 38% between 2016 and 2024
Saudi Arabia firmly established itself as a very important partner for Japan from the viewpoint of the latter's energy security, having been a stable supplier of crude oil for many years...
Inside the hidden engine of sanctions
Buyers will face growing compliance risks under the latest American sanctions...
Eastern Congo’s stolen future
Rwanda holds disproportionate global market shares in key Congolese minerals...