As per a report from Russian daily Kommersant, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated, Russia has a “pipe-laying vessel” to complete the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline which will supply gas to Germany, According to the report, Putin… Read More ›
Geopolitics
China’s import of U.S. soya surges in November
On Wednesday, according to available customs data, soybean imports from the United States by China has surged in November in comparison to the previous year. China has purchased 2.56 million tonnes of U.S. soybeans, up from zero a year ago… Read More ›
Reshoring Of Firms Due To US-China Trade War Boosts Office Rents In Taiwan
The business process of reshoring or the bringing back production and manufacturing in to the home country or the country of origin of a company from foreign shores has resulted in overcrowding of the office space market in Taiwan. Analysts… Read More ›
Allegations Of Forced Labour By Prison Inmates In Tesco Card Case Denied By China
Following a report in a British newspaper about a London schoolgirl finding out a message in a Christmas card that claimed that it was from inmates at Shanghai’s Qingpu Prison who were forced into labour and after Tesco suspended ties… Read More ›
Gold Price To Be Highest In A Decade Next Year, Say Traders
After gaining more than 15 per cent so far in 2019, the price of gold is set to record its strongest annual growth in almost a decade. The growing global economic and political uncertainties are pushing investors to want to… Read More ›
China To Cut Tariffs On Some Products Including Pork To Boost Trade
Next week, tariffs on hundreds of goods will be reduced by China as part of its efforts to shore up trade to provide a boost to its slowing economy and to cushion the impact of a devastating swine fever epidemic…. Read More ›
Economic Crisis Hit Lebanon Has A Very Sad Christmas
The struggling economy of Lebanon has seen a shortage of shoppers in the country’s streets. A report published in the news agency Reuters showcased the clothing shop of Rafi Tabakian in a Beirut suburb that was empty which otherwise would… Read More ›
EU Unhappy With Boris Johnson’s Push For A Hard Brexit
Chief negotiator of the European Union Michel Barnier warned that trade talks between the EU and the United Kingdom could get into trouble if the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson does not adhere to the red lines drawn by the… Read More ›
China to lower import tariffs on select products from January 1, 2020
In a statement, China’s finance ministry stated, it will lower tariffs on products ranging from avocado, and frozen pork to some type of semiconductors in 2020. In the coming year, Beijing is scheduled to lower import tariffs, which are lower… Read More ›
U.S.-China Phase One trade deal to be signed ‘very shortly’: Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump stated, the United States and China would “very shortly” sign the so-called Phase One trade pact. “We just achieved a breakthrough on the trade deal and we will be signing it very shortly,” said Trump at… Read More ›