Yellen optimistically predicts global economic growth in 2024, inflation is expected to decline
29 February 2024
This statement is significantly lower than the...
Qatar expands LNG production capacity, plans to increase production by 85% by 2030
27 February 2024
Ahead of the recent G20 Finance Ministers meeting, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed notable optimism about the global economy this year during a press conference in S?o Paulo, Brazil. According to her, despite earlier predictions by the IMF and other institutions of a broad slowdown in the global economy in 2023, actual data showed that...
The United States has intensified sanctions against Russia, and global trade tensions have risen.
23 February 2024
As U.S. President Biden announced the imposition of so-called “second-tier sanctions” on financial institutions globally supporting Russia’s special military operations in Ukraine, international financial markets rapidly tightened their attitudes toward Russia, and multinational banks began to review business transactions with Russia, especially cross-border transactions.
Red Sea crisis hits Suez Canal hard, Egypts economy under pressure
22 February 2024
Tensions and ongoing conflicts in the Red Sea region, especially the increase in Houthi armed activity, have had far-reaching effects on the economic activity of the Suez Canal in Egypt.In February 2024, U.S. and British airstrikes on Houthi armed targets further aggravated regional instability, leading to large-scale shutdowns on international routes to the Red Sea and a cliff-down in Suez Canal revenue.
Chinas Spring Festival Trade Dynamics to Promote Global Supply Chain Stability
21 February 2024
During the Long Year Spring Festival, Chinas international trade activity was not slowed down by the festival, but instead showed unprecedented vitality and efficiency. Travelling through Central Europe, busy ocean freight ships, 24-hour cross-border e-commerce and overseas warehouses together make up a vivid picture of Chinas deep integration with the world. Especially in Shanghais Oaxaca Harbour, the uninterrupted operation during the Spring Festival,...
Vietnams Ministry of Industry and Trade promotes export growth, strengthens global trade cooperation
February 20, 2024
The Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam is taking a series of forward-looking measures to boost the country’s trade and export growth and respond to the challenges of changing global markets. In a recent interview, Minister Nguyen Hong Ying stressed that 2024 will focus on strengthening trade relations with major markets and helping explore emerging and potential export markets. These measures aim to ensure that Vietnam is in an uncertain global economy.
In 2023, Russias exports of forest products to China will grow significantly, and pulp will become a star product.
February 20, 2024
In the context of changing global economic patterns and restructuring of global trade fluidity, trade exchanges between Russia and China showed new growth points in 2023, especially in terms of exports of forest products. According to the latest data of the Russian Federal Bureau of Forestry, Russias pulp exports to China in 2023 achieved significant growth, increasing to 25.4%, and the total amount reached 360%.
The rise of Chinese e-commerce platforms has boosted the popularity of Made in China products around the world
February 18, 2024
With the accelerated merger of digitalization and globalization, Chinas e-commerce platform and its accompanying logistics services are rewriting the global retail market pattern.In 2023, China will first outperform the United States to become South Koreas largest cross-border e-commerce import source, a milestone symbolizing the continued rise in Chinas e-commerce and logistics platforms global influence and competitiveness.
U.S.-Mexico trade surpasses China and the United States, and Chinas manufacturing industry faces the challenge of “de-risking”
February 18, 2024
In the current global economic pattern, China’s manufacturing industry is facing unprecedented shifts. A recent article published on the Singapore Asian News Station website explores whether the “risk de-risk” trend predicts the end of China’s manufactured goods. For a long time, China, as the United States’ largest trading partner, has now been replaced by Mexico.
Follow the customer service WeChat account.
