Tag: International Trade
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Int’l Trade Fair Set to Boost Ethiopia’s Exports in Addis Ababa Next Week
Overview of the 15th Ethio-Chamber International Trade Fair In what is expected to be a landmark event for Ethiopia’s export and manufacturing sectors, the 15th Ethio-Chamber International Trade Fair will be held at Meskel Square in Addis Ababa from February 4 to February 8, 2026. The fair, organized by the Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and…
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Int’l Trade Fair in Addis Ababa to Boost Ethiopia’s Market Linkages Next Week
Overview: A Major Platform to Promote Ethiopian Products An international trade fair scheduled to run from February 4 to February 8, 2026, at Meskel Square in Addis Ababa, is set to become a focal point for Ethiopia’s export ambitions. Organized to showcase Ethiopian products and strengthen market linkages with regional and global buyers, the event…
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Indicators of the Week: EU-India Trade Deal, Heated Rivalries, and a $200k Boost for Olympians
What the EU-India Trade Deal Could Mean for Global Commerce The headlines are dominated by a potential landmark agreement between the European Union and India, signaling a major shift in global trade patterns. While details vary by briefing, the core components typically include tariff reductions on goods, streamlined rules of origin, and expanded market access…
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Trump warns UK on China business as Starmer seeks to mend ties
Trump warns UK over China business amid shifting alliances In a developing row that underscores the delicate balance of transatlantic and global trade politics, former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly told the United Kingdom that engaging in business with China would be “very dangerous” for Britain. The remarks came as London signaled renewed efforts to…
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Trump declares state of emergency amid sweeping tariffs and Cuba tensions
Overview of the announcement In a move that has surprised analysts and sparked global scrutiny, the White House announced a state of emergency tied to the administration’s sweeping tariff measures. The administration framed the action as a necessary response to what officials described as a “depraved regime” and alleged destabilizing activities in the region. The…
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The post-US world is taking shape: how the massive EU-India trade deal rewrites global trade
The post-US world is taking shape The global economy is quietly pushing away from a long-standing US-centric model. As policymakers in Brussels and New Delhi finalize a sweeping EU-India trade agreement, markets are abuzz about a future where regional blocs and bilateral pacts drive growth more than ever before. The EU-India deal is not just…
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Tsahkna: US Remains Estonia’s Key Trade Partner Amid Shifting Conditions
US-Estonia Ties Stay Strong in Changing Global Conditions Estonia continues to view the United States as a cornerstone of its international trade network, according to Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna. Speaking at the opening of a US business seminar hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tallinn, Tsahkna underscored that the alliance remains robust even…
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Ghana AfCFTA Imports Surpass Exports: Trade Expert Insight
Ghana Faces a Widening AfCFTA Trade Gap Ghana is importing more goods than it exports under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a trend highlighted by Louis Yaw Afful, an International Trade and AfCFTA Consultant. The observation raises concerns about the country’s trade balance and its long-term economic resilience under Africa’s ambitious regional integration…
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Ghana’s AfCFTA Trade Gap: Imports Outpacing Exports Sparks Debate
Ghana’s AfCFTA Trade Gap Draws Attention Ghana is importing more goods than it exports under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a dynamic that has attracted scrutiny from policymakers, industry observers, and economists. The warning comes from Louis Yaw Afful, an international trade and AfCFTA consultant, who highlighted the country’s widening trade imbalance during…
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US Dollar Slides to Four-Year Low as Trump Brushes Off Currency Decline; Singdollar Hits Fresh 11-Year High
Market Overview: The Dollar’s Decline Deepens The U.S. dollar extended its four-day retreat, slipping to its lowest level since early 2022 as traders weighed policy signals, inflation expectations, and political rhetoric. The broad weakness across major currencies reflects growing concerns about U.S. interest-rate trajectories and the impact of global economic uncertainty on demand for the…