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12 / 2023

Japans seafood exports fell 28% in October

Recently released data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Aquaculture of Japan showed that in October 2023, the countrys exports of water products (including processed products) fell by 28% to 25.4 billion yen. This decline was mainly due to the import ban on exports to mainland China and Hong Kong.

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12 / 2023

European carmakers lag behind China and the U.S. in competition for raw materials for electric vehicle batteries

According to a new study from the European Transport and Environment Federation (T&E) in Brussels, the report, based on an analysis of public contracts, shows that European manufacturers only get one-sixth of the key raw materials needed to meet their 2030 sales targets for electric vehicle batteries, far behind U.S. Tesla and China’s Biady.

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12 / 2023

Kazakhstan strengthens resource export control

Kazakhstan’s government has recently taken a series of key measures to restrict its exports of natural resources and energy products, which involve exports of black metal and non-ferrous metal waste, coal and liquefied petroleum gas, propane and tinate, demonstrating the country’s strategic actions in the global resource market.

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12 / 2023

Global shipping faces dual challenges: the drought of the Panama Canal and the security threat of the Suez Canal

The Panama Canal and the Suez Canal face challenges, including droughts, security threats and congestion, with significant impacts on global trade and logistics.

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11 / 2023

The General Administration of Customs relaxes processing trade measures to promote stable economic development

The General Administration of Customs announced new measures to ease the management of processing trade, aimed at promoting economic stability and foreign trade growth.

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11 / 2023

Global intermediate product exports will continue to decline in 2023

In the second quarter of 2023, global exports of intermediate goods (IG) showed a continued downturn, falling by 8% compared to the same year, reaching a total of $2.3 trillion. This downturn is due to the decline in global consumer demand, which is mainly affected by high inflation and high interest rates, as well as stagnant commodity prices.