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Foreign trade

World news about “Foreign trade” published by euronews.

  • France lifts block on EU-US trade negotiations

    France has lifted it’s objection to trade talks between the European Union and the United States, clearing the way for the world’s most ambitious free trade… 15/06/2013

  • French cheer EU anti-fair trade moves

    With a trade war brewing between Europe and China, protectionism is back in the headlines as Brussels lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organisation… 12/06/2013

  • EU shines ‘anti-dumping’ light on Chinese solar panels

    The EU says it plans to slap anti-dumping tariffs on imports of Chinese solar panels from Thursday. Brussels accuses China of selling them below-cost to… 04/06/2013

  • Iranians go nuts over pistachio prices

    Pistachio nuts are being boycotted in Iran – due to soaring prices, which have increased ten-fold since last year. A campaign, spearheaded on Facebook, has… 03/04/2013

  • China trade and loan surge boosts economy

    The latest economic statistics from China show a solid recovery in domestic and overseas demand. Exports grew 20 percent in January from a year earlier… 08/02/2013

  • German 2012 trade surplus soars

    Germany’s trade surplus – the difference between exports and imports – was the second highest in more than 60 years in 2012. That seems to show underlying… 08/02/2013

  • EU, Brazil silent on protectionism at trade talks

    The EU has accused Brazil of protectionism in the past. But leaders tried to put those differences to one side at a joint trade summit in… 24/01/2013

  • EU to simplify cross-border trade rules

    Less than one in ten Europeans buy online from other EU countries. For both consumers and sellers, the process is simply too complicated. Legal differences… 17/09/2012

  • Eurozone trade rises

    Trade volumes for the eurozone rose in the first six months of this year according to the latest EU figures. Exports were up by eight percent from the same… 17/08/2012

  • China’s trade outlook worsens, Europe blamed

    China’s trade outlook for this year is worsening, the country’s Commerce Ministry says. Beijing singled out problems in the European Union – China’s… 16/08/2012

  • UN global arms treaty debate launched

    Negotiations for a first binding treaty to regulate the global weapons market have begun at the United Nations headquarters in New York – planned to run for… 03/07/2012

  • Georgia to resume wine & water exports to Russia

    Signs of a thaw in relations at last between Russia and Georgia with the agreement today that wine and mineral water exports to Russia can resume. It would… 04/02/2013

  • UK to end financial aid to India

    The British government is to stop giving financial aid to India from 2015. International Development Secretary, Justine Greening, made the announcement on… 09/11/2012


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