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1. CNN: Scientists discover new species of dinosaur 2. Reuters: China unveils new trade partnership with US 3. The Guardian: US and China forge new trade deal 4. BBC: Scientists uncover previously unknown species of dinosaur 5. ABC News: US and China agree to historic trade pact 6. Wall Street Journal: US and China sign landmark trade deal 7. The New York Times: US strikes new trade deal with China 8. Bloomberg: China and US sign new trade agreement 9. CNBC: Scientists find new species of dinosaur 10. Fox News: China and US ink new trade pact
South Africa has long been dependent on coal, finding it difficult to leave fossil fuels in the past for a future in green energy. The African country has produced and exported coal to bolster its economy as well as to provide energy for its population ...
Georgia, a small country in the Caucasus region, is suddenly exporting much more oil than ever before. This is surprising because Georgia doesn’t produce much oil itself. In fact, the country only produces around 35,000 to 40,000 tonnes of oil per year—just enough to meet a tiny fraction of its own needs. But between 2022 […]
Indogulf Cropsciences initial public offering was subscribed 0.08 times or 8% so far on its first day of bidding on Thursday. The exporter of crop protection, plant nutrients and biologicals products is looking to raise Rs 200 crore from the primary market. The IPO includes an offer-for-sale component, through which, two existing shareholders of the company would offload equity shares to raise Rs 40 crore.
Aston Martin is set to restart car exports to the United States next week after a three-month pause triggered by President Trump’s shock “liberation day” tariffs, with its chief executive warning that political inconsistency is wreaking havoc across the automotive industry.
Consider this international trade conundrum: Say that a US-based multinational provides technology and managerial know-how to a firm in Europe. The firm uses these inputs to produce goods, which are then exported back to the US economy. As a result, the European economy has a trade surplus in goods vis-a-vis the US economy. However, a
In a remarkable turn of events, Hungary's current account has climbed to an impressive 1.140 billion euros in the first quarter of 2025, showcasing significant economic momentum from the previous quarter. This figure marks a substantial leap from the 0.080 billion euros recorded in the fourth quarter of 2024, reflecting a robust quarter-over-quarter growth that surpasses the previous quarter's modest gains.The dramatic improvement in Hungary's current account suggests a period of strengthened economic activity and a potential uptick in the country's international transactions and trade balance. Such a sizable increase in the current account balance could indicate a surge in exports, a reduction in imports, or an influx of foreign investment, all of which are pivotal elements of a country's economic health.Updated on June 26, 2025, these data points underscore Hungary's dynamic economic trajectory and the possible implications for policy makers and investors looking at the European financial landscape. As the country navigates through global economic shifts, this surge in its current account is a testament to Hungary's strategic economic positioning in the face of fluctuating international markets.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
Iron ore futures fell to approximately CNY 700 per tonne on Thursday, reaching a one-week low as the supply from leading exporters increased. Shipments to China by top producers Australia and Brazil reached 30.1 million tonnes last week, marking the highest weekly total of the year thus far, based on industry statistics. Brazilian mining company Vale increased its exports in a final push before the season ends, while Australia's Rio Tinto obtained final government approval for its Hope Downs 2 project, a collaboration with Hancock Prospecting. This new mine is anticipated to generate 31 million tonnes per year, which will further augment global supply. On the demand side, the World Steel Association reported that global steel production decreased by 3.8% year-on-year in May, highlighting ongoing weaknesses in the construction and manufacturing sectors.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com