China's foreign trade is facing a severe situation, but the impact from the coronavirus outbreak on foreign trade is temporary, said Li Xingqian, director of the foreign trade department at the commerce ministry.
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"Never before in the history of Brazilian foreign trade has anyone questioned the 'ex-tarifario' and drawback programs," Brazil's undersecretary of foreign trade, Daniel Godinho, told Reuters by telephone.
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"Difficulties facing China's foreign trade are not short term, the downward pressure on foreign trade is still big and uncertain and unstable factors are increasing," Shen was quoted as saying.
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National Foreign Trade Council Taxing imports from Mexico is "a dangerous and destabilizing move" and "terrible economic policy," Rufus Yerxa, president of the National Foreign Trade Council, said in a statement.
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Foreign trade is another area that needs a closer look.
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Foreign trade has doubled since 2011, according to city statistics.
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Richard Sawaya is vice president of National Foreign Trade Council.
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America's foreign trade deficits on goods transactions are getting worse.
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American workers deserve strong job protections in foreign trade agreements.
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Meanwhile, foreign trade remains a significant drag on economic growth.
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The Directorate General of Foreign Trade issued a notification dated Aug.
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Britain is about twice as exposed to foreign trade as America.
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Still want to deride those genuinely worried about America's foreign trade?
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For their part, the Egyptians kept foreign trade under tight control.
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Richard Sawaya is vice president of the National Foreign Trade Council.
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Some 20193 percent of Mexican jobs depend directly on foreign trade.
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The EU accounts for 60% of Switzerland's foreign trade by volume.
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And increased foreign trade did play a role in the decline.
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Ambassador Rufus Yerxa is president of the National Foreign Trade Council.
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And then there is a depressive impact of our foreign trade deficit.
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Afghanistan depends on the Pakistani port of Karachi for its foreign trade.
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The value of foreign trade is equivalent to 64% of Canada's GDP.
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Economists agree that foreign trade has afforded big benefits to Britain overall.
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Britain's economy is about twice as exposed to foreign trade as America's.
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As a result, Iran has struggled with domestic investments and foreign trade.
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The economy and foreign trade is what the U.S. must focus on.
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The plantation culture was collapsing, partly because of mechanization and foreign trade.
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ISTAT releases July and August non-EU foreign trade data (323 GMT).
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Foreign trade last year contributed 0.2 percent to Germany's gross domestic product.
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They are furious at a foreign trade regime that has devastated manufacturing.
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"China has been firmly committed to the WTO rules, continuously expanded its opening-up, deepened the reform of its foreign trade system, improved its foreign trade legal system, reduced trade barriers and administrative intervention," Zhu said in an email.
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Foreign trade will decline dramatically, and so will foreign investment in American companies.
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Trump signed two executive orders on March 210 to review foreign trade abuses.
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Representatives from states that profit by foreign trade -- Texas, New York, California, etc.
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Tax code adjustments are an urgently needed part of the foreign trade policy.
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Outstripped by coastal metropolises thriving on resurgent foreign trade, Xi'an struggled for relevance.
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It finances a third of Germany's foreign trade and services 70,000 corporate clients.
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North Korea is still a very weak economy heavily reliant on foreign trade.
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Weaker net foreign trade dampened growth, as exports grew strongly less than imports.
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He sharply criticized U.S. foreign, trade and immigration policy under President Donald Trump.
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It noted various downside risks to the forecasts, mainly lower growth from foreign trade.
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Since imports were flat, foreign trade had no impact on overall growth, INSEE said.
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As far back as 2003, Canada was supporting Netsweeper's presence at foreign trade shows.
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On the demand side, foreign trade would fall 5.1%, while investments will contract 1.5%.
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The U.S. foreign trade — accounting for nearly one-third of the economy — is improving.
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That's because foreign trade accounts for a large proportion of the city-state's GDP.
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It required China to open its doors to foreign trade and cede Hong Kong.
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The euro area's growth, employment, foreign trade and price stability are also looking good.
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About two-thirds of its total foreign trade is carried out with EU countries.
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ISTAT releases March foreign trade data (210 GMT) and 210 economic forecasts (2300 GMT).
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SORKIN: YOU SPEND A LOT OF TIME TALKING TO FOREIGN TRADE MINISTERS, FINANCE MINISTERS.
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German foreign trade fell on a monthly basis in November, according to government data.
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However, foreign trade subtracted 0.3 percentage points as imports increased by more than exports.
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Better-than-expected foreign trade surplus numbers for May added to the upbeat mood.
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The regulator also asked financial institutions to boost lending to small foreign trade firms.
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It allows the administration to retaliate against foreign trade moves that hurt U.S. companies.
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Eighteen percent say foreign trade is a threat to the economy from foreign imports.
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But Trump is so obsessed with foreign trade that he may not consider other approaches.
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Foreign trade earns the President fewer accolades, with 41% saying they approve while 47% disapprove.
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The "Ryonghung IPad" was featured in the latest edition of the country's Foreign Trade magazine.
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ISTAT releases January industrial output data (210 GMT) and January foreign trade data (210 GMT).
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"But risks remain, especially in the foreign trade environment," the ministry said in the report.
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He signed a pair of executive orders aimed at identifying and targeting foreign trade abuses.
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Trade between the two countries totaled $578 billion, or 21% of all U.S. foreign trade.
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India is Nepal's largest economic partner and accounts for two thirds of its foreign trade.
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Soaring private consumption and a construction boom more than offset a dip in foreign trade.
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Investment and foreign trade failed to compensate, despite a weaker currency and strong global economy.
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The February 2017 foreign trade figures had been in line with the current CNB forecast.
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The U.S. is by far the world's largest deficit country on its foreign trade accounts.
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Landlocked since Eritrea gained independence, Ethiopia sends 90 percent of its foreign trade through Djibouti.
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The program has also become a hindrance to lowering foreign trade barriers to American exporters.
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"The American steel, aluminum industry has been ravaged by aggressive foreign trade practices," he said.
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Zhejiang province's Department of Commerce and the Zhejiang Tongxiang Foreign Trade Group declined to comment.
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Unfortunately, these data account for only part of the job creation supported by foreign trade.
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"[We must] make full use of compliant foreign trade policy tools such as export tax rebates and export credit insurance to ensure the smooth operation of the foreign trade industrial chain and supply chain and ensure that major foreign investment projects land," he said.
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The government is still pondering how to implement the quota in November, he told Reuters, explaining that it could be introduced via an order from the Special Secretariat for Foreign Trade and International Affairs (Secint) or from the Executive Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Camex).
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Renowned for its high-tech manufacturing acumen and managerial expertise, Taiwan depends heavily on foreign trade.
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I understand that foreign trade has been a convenient political punching bag for a long time.
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U.S. Census' foreign trade oil data is published weeks earlier than closely-watched EIA monthly figures.
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It accounts for 85% of North Korea's foreign trade and could shut off its oil supply.
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ISTAT releases September non-EU foreign trade (2300 GMT) and Q210 wage inflation data (210 GMT).
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Years of protectionism have slashed both economies' reliance on foreign trade, sheltering them from potential shocks.
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"For decades America has lost our jobs and our factories to unfair foreign trade," Trump said.
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The Elysee presidential office said the junior foreign trade minister, Matthias Fekl, would replace Le Roux.
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"German export development is sluggish so far this year," DIHK foreign trade director Volker Treier said.
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ISTAT releases November orders and sales data (0900 GMT); December non-EU foreign trade (2300 GMT).
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Bigwigs in government want more foreign trade to help balance an enormous trade deficit with Beijing.
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With imports slipping 0.1 percent, net foreign trade added 0.6 percentage points to overall economic growth.
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Barring unforeseen events, China's will post double-digit growth in foreign trade this year, said Huang.
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Here's what is happening: Trade: The Commerce Department is moving forward with new foreign trade regulations.
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"We are implementing the sanctions," Abdullah al-Saleh, undersecretary for foreign trade and industry, told Reuters.
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ISTAT releases January orders and sales data (2300 GMT) and January foreign trade data (225 GMT).
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ISTAT releases January orders and sales data (0900 GMT) and January foreign trade data (09003 GMT).
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China keeps North Korea running with oil shipments and accounts for almost all its foreign trade.
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Data showed Turkey's foreign trade deficit leapt 232.2% year-on-year in November to $2.234 billion.
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ISTAT releases January orders and sales data (20900 GMT) and January foreign trade data (20900 GMT).
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Data showed Turkey's foreign trade deficit leapt 232.2% year-on-year in November to $2.234 billion.
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It was bolstered by foreign trade, which Cummins relies on for about half of its business.
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And on Friday, as so often in the past, he blamed foreign trade for that decline.
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"We will pay close attention to foreign trade policy after Trump is inaugurated president," Huang said.
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He singled out two key 2020 battleground states, Michigan and Pennsylvania, as hurt by foreign trade.
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SAO PAULO, March 20 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government seeks to boost foreign trade to a value representing at least 30 percent of the country's gross domestic product as it plans to open up its economy, Foreign Trade Secretary Marcos Troyjo said during a presentation on Wednesday.
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But authorities will act to stabilize China's foreign trade, Li Xingqian, director of foreign trade at the Commerce Ministry, told reporters in an online briefing, adding that they would support Chinese firms to expand imports of key raw materials to cope with the supply chain disruptions.
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But authorities will act to stabilise China's foreign trade, Li Xingqian, director of foreign trade at the Commerce Ministry, told reporters in an online briefing, adding that they would support Chinese firms to expand imports of key raw materials to cope with the supply chain disruptions.
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But authorities will act to stabilize China's foreign trade, Li Xingqian, director of foreign trade at the Commerce Ministry, told reporters in an online briefing, adding that they would support Chinese firms to expand imports of key raw materials to cope with the supply chain disruptions.
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The president often criticizes foreign trade practices that he says harm American companies and undermine U.S. jobs.
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The difficulty for Trump is that the US economy, and US farmers, are dependent on foreign trade.
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What shipping records do show is that a company called Zhejiang Tongxiang Foreign Trade Group Co. Ltd.
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ISTAT releases May foreign trade data (100013 GMT) and June CPI and HICP final data (100003 GMT).
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ISTAT releases June foreign trade data (0800 GMT) and July CPI and HICP final data (0900 GMT).
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ISTAT releases April CPI and HICP final data (201903 GMT) and March foreign trade data (201900 GMT).
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ISTAT releases April consumer and business confidence data (0800 GMT) and March foreign trade data (0900 GMT).
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She said she sees the U.S. turning a corner in terms of its approach to foreign trade.
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Chinese spies have cause to target foreign trade secrets that are never going to be shared voluntarily.
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Major exporters of Russian grain already have a lobby group that represents mainly large, foreign trade houses.
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Brazil's recourse to the WTO, confirming a move approved by its foreign trade chamber CAMEX on Aug.
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Trump signed an executive order in late March initiating a large-scale review of foreign trade abuses.
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China's foreign trade growth may slow in the fourth quarter, the country's customs agency said on Friday.
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ISTAT releases May foreign trade data (100033 GMT) and June CPI and HICP final data (100023 GMT).
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In office, the Missouri native focused his Oxford University-tailored intellect on foreign trade, finance, and economics.
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Indeed, foreign trade is shaping up to be one of the weak spots of the recovering economy.
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China will further enhance the competitiveness of its foreign trade and consolidate recent good momentum, Gao added.
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It said there were various downside risks to the forecasts, mainly lower growth from foreign trade flows.
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When it comes to foreign trade millennials also have a more optimistic approach to engaging the world.
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It also includes the leadership's chief spin doctor and a deputy prime minister responsible for foreign trade.
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ISTAT releases September foreign trade data (2300 GMT) and October CPI and HICP final data (210 GMT).
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ISTAT releases April CPI and HICP final data (0800 GMT) and March foreign trade data (0900 GMT).
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ISTAT releases October non-EU foreign trade data (0900 GMT) and October wage inflation data (1000 GMT).
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The Central Bank allocated $23 billion to finance foreign trade in the same period, the statement added.
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ISTAT releases April CPI and HICP final data (22022 GMT) and March foreign trade data (20.16 GMT).
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ISTAT releases June foreign trade data (2300 GMT) and July CPI and HICP final data (210 GMT).
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Rodrigo Malmierca, Cuba's minister of foreign trade and investment, told a trade conference in Washington on Feb.
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That brings us to his second fallacy: No, trade deficits aren't caused by unfair foreign trade practices.
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He wanted to see if the unfair foreign trade practices harming it were impacting U.S. national security.
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Retaliation could be less direct, said William Reinsch, a former head of the National Foreign Trade Council.
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The support of foreign trade was largely bipartisan, with little difference in opinion based on party identification.
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Around seven in 10 Democrats, Republicans, and independents agree that foreign trade is an opportunity for growth.
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On trade, He said China should explore more diversified markets to stabilise foreign trade and boost imports.
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ISTAT releases June final CPI and HICP data (0800 GMT) and May foreign trade data (300 GMT).
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ISTAT releases July industry orders and sales data (343 GMT) and July foreign trade data (333 GMT).
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ISTAT releases July industry orders and sales data (240 GMT) and July foreign trade data (0900 GMT).
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ISTAT releases November foreign trade data (21000 GMT) and December final CPI and HICP data (1000 GMT).
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China will stabilise and expand use of foreign capital, keep foreign trade growth steady, the agency said.
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ISTAT releases November foreign trade data (20900 GMT) and December final CPI and HICP data (21000 GMT).
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ISTAT releases November foreign trade data (20900 GMT) and December final CPI and HICP data (21000 GMT).
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Arcis is a new art storage facility in Harlem that offers its clients a Foreign Trade Zone.
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ISTAT releases May foreign trade data (211 GMT) and June CPI and HICP final data (2111 GMT).
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The council blacklisted North Korea's primary foreign exchange bank, the Foreign Trade Bank, in August last year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Declines in China's foreign trade will ease after March, though trade conditions are expected to be more severe this year than in 2015, a spokesman at the Commerce Ministry said on Wednesday, "There is increasing growth momentum in foreign trade," Shen Danyang told reporters in Beijing.
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Han is the Moscow-based chief representative of Foreign Trade Bank (FTB), North Korea's primary foreign exchange bank.
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There is not enough data to see how that stacks up with the companies' share of foreign trade.
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For several decades after Cuba's 1959 revolution, socialist bloc countries accounted for nearly all of its foreign trade.
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Last quarter, foreign trade weighed on growth because imports grew more than exports, according to Friday's preliminary data.
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The Central Bank allocated $23 billion to finance foreign trade in the same time frame, the statement added.
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They argue the US needs to restructure foreign trade and US capitalism to better serve the American worker.
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"If the government is stable, investment will improve and foreign trade negotiations will be more credible," he said.
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Rouhani announced plans to boost Iran's foreign trade and give foreign companies a bigger role in its economy.
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Western sanctions make foreign trade much harder, hindering the purchase of new equipment and payments for commercial deals.
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External demand remains weak and the situation for foreign trade remains "severe and complicated" in 2016, it added.
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On the trade front, Moody's Analytics expects China's foreign trade, due Friday*, to be at $50 billion surplus.
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But when it comes to foreign trade, his powers as president would come closer to his expansive ambitions.
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ISTAT releases April consumer and business confidence data (0800 GMT) and non-EU foreign trade data (0900 GMT).
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new foreign trade regulations and an application for multiemployer pension cuts.
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Aven is a former Russian foreign trade minister, and Fridman has been said to be close to Putin.
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The economy is increasingly dependent on strong domestic demand to drive growth and offset weakness in foreign trade.
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"The BDI rejects a law on foreign trade that increasingly blocks investments," said BDI board member Stefan Mair.
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But in actual practice, we've lost tens of thousands of factories and millions of jobs to foreign trade.
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Mr. Kuusik, who was the minister for foreign trade, has denied the accusations, calling them "slander," ERR reported.
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China will stabilise and expand use of foreign capital and keep foreign trade growth steady, the agency said.
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Bill Reinsch, the head of the National Foreign Trade Council, said business groups plan to spring into action.
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That would be hard to do for anyone who knows anything about Washington's geostrategic and foreign trade issues.
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His approval rating for handling foreign trade has likewise held roughly steady since June, with 38% approving now.
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ISTAT releases December consumer and business confidence data (2300 GMT); November non-EU foreign trade data (225 GMT).
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In particular, the report flagged opening up the services sector to foreign trade and investment as a vital change.
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Since 1993, Gallup has asked the public whether foreign trade is more of an economic opportunity or economic threat.
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Import growth thus easily outpaced exports at 0.9 percent, which meant foreign trade subtracted 0.3 percentage points from growth.
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The goal here is to tear down foreign trade barriers and make China and others play by the rules.
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ISTAT releases June consumer and business confidence data (09003 GMT) and May non-EU foreign trade data (0900 GMT).
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His numbers have held about even on immigration and foreign affairs, while ticking up 4 points on foreign trade.
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"The situation is very serious," said Rubens Barbosa, head of foreign trade at the Sao Paulo industry lobby FIESP.
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Senior officials are working on changes to foreign trade regulations to ensure that key technologies remain in German hands.
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ISTAT releases June consumer and business confidence data (210 GMT) and May non-EU foreign trade data (210 GMT).
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Monday will be an India-centric day, with foreign trade, consumer price inflation (CPI) and industrial production on tap.
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The parties also shared ministries between them – with Finance, Interior, Environment, Rural Affairs and Foreign Trade going to EKRE.
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And when that happens, countries that depend on foreign trade will frequently take steps to push their currencies lower.
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State-run companies account for and control most economic activity, including finances and foreign trade, through a planned economy.
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The White House must then wait 90 days after the consultation before they start talks with foreign trade partners.
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ISTAT releases March consumer and business confidence data (0900 GMT) and February non-EU foreign trade data (300 GMT).
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Global trade policy Economists were generally in favor of freer trade and opposed to unjustified barriers to foreign trade.
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He talked of the nation being ravaged by foreign trade, and blamed elites in Washington for letting it happen.
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Many thought that joining the euro would spur the SELLs' foreign trade, by removing the friction of exchanging currencies.
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Soaring private consumption, higher construction investment and state spending of refugees more than offset a dip in foreign trade.
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"We are planning to submit to the authorities two applications for construction and foreign trade licenses," NorthConnect's Oeygarden said.
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The government expects growth of 1.8 percent in 2016, slowing to 1.4 percent in 2017 on sluggish foreign trade.
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ISTAT releases March industry orders and sales data (210 GMT) and April non-EU foreign trade data (210 GMT).
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The National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC) said auto tariffs will raise costs for automakers, which will eventually hit customers.
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ISTAT releases February consumer and business confidence data (0900 GMT) and January non-EU foreign trade data (1000 GMT).
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Once that is done, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) can announce an "import ban", the memo said.
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Meanwhile, the percentage of Americans believing that foreign trade is good for the economy is near a record high.
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"No other country has higher absolute losses to fear than Germany," said Gabriel Felbermayr, foreign trade expert at Ifo.
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"Above all, scepticism about economic growth is increasing in many industrialised nations," said DIHK foreign trade chief Volker Treier.
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South Korea is a democracy, much dependent of foreign trade -- and this makes the nuclear option difficult to realize.
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China would stabilise and expand the use of foreign capital and keep foreign trade growth steady, the agency said.
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WASHINGTON — Increasingly, when it comes to foreign trade, the Trump administration is talking loudly and brandishing a small stick.
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Citing confidential informants, prosecutors said Mingzheng was operated by a Chinese citizen with ties to the Foreign Trade Bank.
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On immigration (39% approve, 58% disapprove) and foreign trade (42% approve, 52% disapprove) there has been little recent change.
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It's the highest share to see foreign trade as an opportunity since CNN began asking this question in 1992.
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ISTAT releases June consumer and business confidence data (0800 GMT) and May non-EU foreign trade data (0900 GMT).
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The farm sector is a large net exporter that depends heavily on foreign trade to sustain income and employment.
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However, the government still exercises strict control through levers such as centralized planning and a monopoly on foreign trade.
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"Just founding a firm abroad is not subject to foreign trade law but transferring knowledge to a firm abroad, for example, which also happens if you start up production, is subject to foreign trade law and would need to be approved by us," a spokesman for the Economy Ministry said on Wednesday.
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Foreign trade groups have said it gives unfair advantage to Chinese companies and is a tool of Beijing's industrial policies.
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Meanwhile, the National Foreign Trade Council said the talks should create more open markets and better rules, not new restrictions.
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Foreign Minster Bruno Rodriguez, Foreign Trade Minister Rodrigo Malmierca and Finance Minister Lina Peraza will also remain in their posts.
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Italy's ISTAT releases April industry orders and sales data (210 GMT) and May non-EU foreign trade data (2300 GMT).
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Kim repeatedly referenced North Korea's "Juche" ideology of self-reliance, but also spoke of a desire to increase foreign trade.
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As a result, foreign trade subtracted 0.3 percentage points from growth, while business inventory building boosted output by 0.3 percent.
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"The circumstances surrounding foreign trade this year remain both complicated and gloomy," Commerce Ministry spokesman Shen Danyang said on Tuesday.
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The Iranian currency, the rial, lost more than 60 percent last year, disrupting Irans foreign trade and boosting annual inflation.
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"We are implementing the sanctions," Abdullah al-Saleh, undersecretary for foreign trade and industry, said in an interview in Dubai.
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North Korea relies on China for about 90 percent of its foreign trade, as my colleague Zeeshan Aleem recently wrote.
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He's already said that he intends to put serious restrictions on foreign trade including major tariffs on imports from China.
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Indeed, they're uninterested in tax cuts, protective of entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, and skeptical of foreign trade.
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The company says on its website it is the only large-scale state-owned foreign trade enterprise in the province.
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In 2005, she left Baker McKenzie to jump deep into the world of politics as French minister for foreign trade.
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Increasing the economy's exposure to foreign trade would heighten the competition faced by firms, forcing the Luddites to shape up.
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Washington's latest trade controversy has blown up over a dispute over differing sets of statistics for measuring our foreign trade.
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Structural and foreign trade policies also have a heavy bearing on growth, employment, inflation and the stability of financial markets.
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For 2017, Berlin predicts a slowdown in growth to 1.4 percent due to weaker foreign trade and fewer working days.
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Poland's growth slowed in the first quarter, hit by a decline in investment and a negative contribution from foreign trade.
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The United States sanctioned the Foreign Trade Bank in 2013, while the U.N. Security Council blacklisted the bank last August.
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They have also criticized Rouhani's economic record, including difficulties in rebuilding foreign trade and investment despite the lifting of sanctions.
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The Commerce Department's Bureau of the Census announced Tuesday changes to the export reporting requirements under the foreign trade regulations.
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The slowdown was largely due to softer household consumption in the third quarter and a negative contribution from foreign trade.
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Brazil's foreign trade chamber Camex said in an official written resolution that the rules will be valid for two years.
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JSC Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam (Vietcombank) received a first-time issuer rating of B21 from Moody's in July.
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Senior officials are also working on changes to foreign trade regulations to ensure that key technologies remain in German hands.
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It will further stabilize employment, the financial sector, foreign trade, investment and market expectations and boost market confidence, Xinhua said.
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Lang pointed out that Italy's industrial production and foreign trade in particular had developed well over the past three years.
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The foreign trade deficit narrowed 55.6% year-on-year in April to $2.982 billion, according to the Turkish Statistical Institute.
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Europe's largest economy eked out weaker-than-expected growth of 0.2 percent in the third quarter as foreign trade slowed.
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One, no country like China (an enormous command economy but one reliant on foreign trade) existed in the 19th century.
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One 50-foot-tall contemporary sculpture at Delaware Freeport, an art storage site and foreign trade zone in Newark, Del.
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In 1965, Vetrov took a five-year assignment in Paris, working a cover job in the Ministry of Foreign Trade.
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"After four years of trade wars, midwesterners clearly are appreciating the importance of foreign markets and foreign trade," she said.
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The statistics institute also announced that the foreign trade deficit rose 94.3% year on year in January to $4.45 billion.
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His approval ratings for handling foreign trade are now the best of his presidency, with 45% approving and 46% disapproving.
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"Of course the U.S. policies are impacting German foreign trade," Holger Bingmann, head of the BGA trade association, told Reuters.
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It has been shown that middle-class Americans gain more than a quarter of their purchasing power from foreign trade.
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Fewer than 1 in 5 Americans fear foreign trade as an economic threat, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday.
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The chamber is one of many companies and organisations stepping up their resistance to Trump's foreign trade and investment initiatives.
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Here's the easy way to campaign for President: blame job losses on foreigners: foreign trade, foreign investment, and foreign immigrants.
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Rial weakness disrupted Iran's foreign trade last year and helped boost annual inflation fourfold to nearly 40 percent in November.
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The resumption of work rate for key enterprises in foreign trade is near or at 100% in 19 provinces and municipalities, including Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Shanghai, Li Xinggan, director of the department of foreign trade at the Ministry of Commerce, said Thursday at a press conference, according to a CNBC translation of his remarks.
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The new tariffs could "essentially blow up USMCA," Rufus Yerxa, president of the National Foreign Trade Council, told the Washington Post.
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It marks a departure from the Obama administration's strict adherence to WTO compliance in its challenges to unfair foreign trade practices.
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The sixth group were those who believe that the predatory nature of regulations and foreign trade partners have met their match.
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A source at the Commerce Ministry also said the government would not set an annual target for foreign trade this year.
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"The industrial sector has overcome its foreign trade related weak phase of the second half of 2015," the Economy Ministry said.
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The Indian Export-Import (Exim) Bank, a government-owned institution that finances and promotes foreign trade, exemplifies that transition, he explained.
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The government's foreign trade agency Secex compiles the figures based on reported amounts, while Anec export figures reflect actual shipment data.
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Can we expect that foreign trade (about one-third of GDP) will provide a net stimulus to investments and consumer expenditures?
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Rial weakness earlier this year disrupted Iran's foreign trade and helped boost annual inflation fourfold to nearly 40 percent in November.
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The cabinet reaffirmed China's six policy priorities to stabilize employment, the financial sector, foreign trade, investment, foreign investment and market expectations.
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Although open to foreign trade, the former communist, one-party state has been careful to prevent an influx of foreign labor.
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We arrive at a conclusion that economists discovered more than two centuries ago: foreign trade is as good as domestic trade.
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However, his approval on specific issues like the economy, foreign trade and immigration have all increased since March by several points.
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Harvard economist Robert Lawrence calculated that foreign trade and investment added a net $28500 to wages for U.S. workers in 6900.
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In the process, inadequate attention to U.S. foreign trade accounts and errors of economic policy have made that mission increasingly difficult.
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Mr. Trump rallied them less with policy promises than with gut-level pronouncements — against foreign trade, foreign wars and foreign workers.
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Those leakages will be much worse when the foreign trade numbers for strong retail months of November and December get in.
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The allegations related to Johnson allegedly granting public funds and access to foreign trade missions to his close friend Jennifer Arcuri.
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"However, this is not the mainstream and will not affect our country's situation of steady and healthy development of foreign trade."
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The project is part of Beijing's One Belt, One Road initiative intended to open new foreign trade links for Chinese firms.
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China's share of Mongolia's foreign trade was 2601600 percent from January to May this year, up from 25.5 percent in 1989.
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"Any deal has to be reciprocal," Stormy-Annika Mildner, a foreign trade expert at the Federation of German Industries told WSJ.
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The isolated country, which is reliant on foreign trade, can no longer use its land border or receive shipments of food.
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Regional governments are in charge of foreign trade and conduct separate trade missions in addition to those of the federal government.
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The distinction between art and craft is of recent vintage in Japan, which was largely closed to foreign trade until 1854.
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At the same time, they are more skeptical of immigrants and foreign trade — exactly in line with Trump's stated campaign positions.
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But the biggest proponents of the tax cuts — excepting the Trump administration — also tend to be cheerleaders for increasing foreign trade.
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Now, the German authorities are investigating what might have been a significant violation of the country's foreign trade and payments law.
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But China has been its main economic benefactor since the Soviet collapse, accounting for more than 90 percent of foreign trade.
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Tesla could get around the joint-venture requirement by building a wholly owned factory in a foreign trade zone in China.
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Rouhani and his allies say the laws could ease foreign trade with Europe and Asia, shielding Iran's economy from U.S. sanctions.
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Workers in South Carolina have sometimes been displaced by this fact but they have also benefitted from foreign trade and investment.
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And that's not just a counter-reaction to Trump and Sanders: The popularity of foreign trade has been high since 2013.
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China's foreign trade faces a complex external environment and more uncertainties, customs said in a statement handed out during a news conference.
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Ohad Cohen, head of the Foreign Trade Administration in the Economy Ministry, said there was only so much the government could do.
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The document represents a departure from the Obama administration's strict adherence to WTO compliance in its challenges to unfair foreign trade practices.
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If Kim makes good on his promise to denuclearize, sanctions could be lifted, paving the way for Pyongyang to resume foreign trade.
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Trump will sign two executive orders Friday as part of his effort to reshape US trade policy and combat foreign trade abuses.
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Trade between Russia and China was worth about $64 billion last year, compared with China's total foreign trade of about $3.8 trillion.
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As a result, foreign trade added 0.2 percentage points to overall growth, while business inventory drawdowns trimmed output back 0.1 percentage points.
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A friendly parliament could strengthen Rouhani's hand to push through economic reforms to open up the country to foreign trade and investment.
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As a result, pressure on business has increased and the development of China's foreign trade continues to face many difficulties and challenges.
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The government is prepared to use Japan's foreign exchange and foreign trade laws to control the auction if need be, they said.
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Most, 68%, say they see foreign trade as an opportunity for economic growth through exports rather than as a threat from imports.
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"We live in a world where a trade war cannot be ruled out," said Volker Treier, who heads DIHK's foreign trade unit.
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Foreign trade is expected to face a better environment in 2017 compared with the past two years, the commerce ministry report said.
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Instead of us complaining about American jobs moving overseas, we now have foreign trade ministers complaining that their jobs might come here.
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For many policy issues I couldn't find much difference of note, except for a little disagreement over the benefits of foreign trade.
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Foreign trade, primarily with China, has surged, too, more than doubling since 2000, though it has slipped in the past three years.
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That is a laudable achievement under conditions of rising uncertainty about public finances, structural economic and social reforms and foreign trade issues.
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While domestic demand was flat, foreign trade added 0.3 percentage points to growth as imports fell more than exports despite, INSEE said.
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And if you're a minister of foreign trade and development cooperation, one of the good things is that you can do something.
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Exports fell 4.1 percent from a year earlier, the General Administration of Customs reported, saying the foreign trade environment remains a challenge.
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China is North Korea's economic lifeline to the world — North Korea relies on China for about 90 percent of its foreign trade.
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Talks to rework NAFTA, which underpins the bulk of foreign trade in North America, have ground on for more than a year.
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The premier said China's traditional international competitiveness has weakened, leading to a decline in growth of foreign trade and use of foreign capital.
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Since the 1960s Canada has used a supply management system to bolster its dairy farmers against foreign trade and the risk of overproduction.
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The government would use Japan's foreign exchange and foreign trade laws to control the auction if need be, one of the sources said.
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Also, adjustments to the corporate tax code are an important part of foreign trade policies, and so are revisions to unbalanced trade agreements.
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Pompeo's comments put the region's governments in an awkward position as they rely on China for much of their foreign trade and investment.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has pushed a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) which underpins much of Mexico's foreign trade.
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Turkey's foreign trade deficit narrowed 63.7 percent year-on-year in March to $2.137 billion, data from the statistics institute showed on Tuesday.
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Trump's hawkish stance on foreign trade has prompted concern that a trade war could hurt ethanol exports to other markets such as Mexico.
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Third quarter growth was hit by a slowdown in foreign trade as exports fell slightly and imports rose marginally, the Statistics Office said.
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Germany imported 39 percent of its gas from Russia in the first half of 2018, figures from state foreign trade authority BAFA showed.
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The resolution also sets new limits on North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank by banning new joint ventures between North Korea and foreign companies.
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They include one with the Faroe Islands; Faroese-British trade amounts to around £250m a year (about 0.02% of Britain's total foreign trade).
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Good fundamentals of China's foreign trade remain unchanged in the long run but it also faces problems including rising costs, the ministry said.
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Clearly, for the Trump administration, promising to focus on our sluggish economy, the foreign trade matters are urgent, and the hour is late.
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These include a powerful regional political elite, access to economic resources and foreign trade, and a paramount city that rivals the national capital.
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But Feng said that the government would need to guard against rising uncertainty and the chance that the foreign trade environment would worsen.
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The French minister for foreign trade called for an end to talks, saying there was no political support for a deal in France.
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President Trump's proposed "border adjustment tax" highlights an important and fundamentally unfair aspect of foreign trade, but the solution he proposes is wrong.
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Bilateral trade between Egypt and Russia is on the rise though Egypt accounts for less than one percent of Russia's foreign trade turnover.
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The foreign-trade gap in goods and services expanded 8.6 percent from September to a seasonally adjusted $48.73 billion, according to the report.
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In the first three months of 2016, construction investment was one of the biggest growth contributors while net foreign trade was a drag.
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Growth in foreign trade may slow down but will still remain at a high level in the fourth quarter, a ministry report said.
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So too is its criticism of what Secretary Ross describes as "the unfair foreign trade practices" that have hollowed out its domestic capacity.
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Jake Colvin is Vice President for Global Trade Issues at the National Foreign Trade Council and Executive Director of the Global Innovation Forum.
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Statistics bureau chief Suhariyanto said long holidays at the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan contributed to June's weak foreign trade.
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Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci said Turkey would continue to take steps to maintain and strengthen investment, foreign trade and financial relations with Britain.
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"Growth was slowed down by foreign trade," the Federal Statistics Office said, adding exports fell slightly on the quarter while imports rose marginally.
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WARSAW, March 12 (Reuters) - Poland's foreign trade surplus stood at 0.2 billion euros ($225.28 million) in January, the statistics office said on Thursday.
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Today, Flanders has its own Parliament and government, with authority over language, culture, education, municipalities, public works, the economy and even foreign trade.
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Cars that are "made in America" incorporate foreign parts, and you'd need to shut down domestic industry to avoid dependence on foreign trade.
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Automation and technological change were as important, but promises of relief for those hurt by foreign trade never materialized in a substantial way.
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The senators cited the Batista brothers' bribery admission, along with its involvement in Venezuela's food procurement system and the Venezuelan Foreign Trade Corporation.
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Among other factors, economists blame displacement caused by technology and foreign trade, and increased reliance on disability payments by those with health problems.
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He has continued to combine blue-collar concerns about issues like foreign trade with culturally conservative priorities like gun rights and immigration restriction.
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The Dutch foreign trade minister, Lilianne Ploumen, was persuaded, and approved a new donation of 221,475 euros for the evacuation of 136,000 manuscripts.
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" Sigrid Kaag, the Dutch foreign trade minister, chimed in saying that in her government, "we&aposre not allowed to have friends like that.
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But crippling sanctions reimposed following Washington's withdrawal from that deal have pressured the Iranian currency, disrupted its foreign trade and boosted annual inflation.
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Op-Ed Contributors It didn't take long for President-elect Donald J. Trump to claim his first triumph on the foreign trade front.
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The reason is that foreign trade partners are doing things with their food import regimes that they could never pull off with tariffs.
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SECO expects foreign trade to account for almost half of Swiss GDP growth this year, compared with no contribution at all during 2015.
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Analysts have forecast China's diesel demand to increase slightly this year after a rare decline last year, thanks to the country's recovering foreign trade.
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Beijing has invested tens of billions of dollars in the continent, most recently as part of its huge Belt and Road foreign trade strategy.
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Many U.S. voters have shown this year that they're skittish on foreign trade, but two close U.S. allies are moving in the opposite direction.
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Exports grew 0.2% in the second quarter while imports were 0.1% higher, which meant foreign trade made no contribution to the overall growth rate.
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Overall foreign trade contributed 0.8 percentage points to gross domestic product in the second quarter and domestic demand added a further 0.4 percentage points.
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ISTAT releases February business and consumer confidence data (0900 GMT); December retail sales data (1000 GMT); January non-EU foreign trade data (1100 GMT).
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Foreign trade fell around 25 percent from 2013 through 2017, with annual imports dropping to $11.3 billion from $15.6 billion, according to the government.
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Trump later signed the pair of orders aimed at identifying and targeting foreign trade abuses, according to the White House, but behind closed doors.
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The U.S. imposed sanctions on Ri Jong Won, the Foreign Trade Bank deputy representative in Moscow and an official of the North Korean government.
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The U.S. has to pursue a coherent economic growth strategy and growth-supporting foreign trade policies that directly drive one-third of the economy.
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North Korea is also less reliant on foreign trade and access to the international financial system, while Iran depends on energy exports, she added.
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ISTAT releases December consumer and business confidence data (0900 GMT); October orders and sales data (2300 GMT); November non-EU foreign trade (210 GMT).
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He's criticized "bad deals" initiated by other U.S presidents and promised sweeping tariffs to target foreign trade rivals and American companies who move abroad.
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The tech industry has a clear interest in the trade pact, given its role in foreign trade and in supply chains across North America.
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Some of the largest American Internet companies and foreign trade groups have long lobbied the United States to treat censorship as a trade matter.
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Turkey's foreign trade deficit, the largest component of the current account, rose 6.6% year-on-year in September to $2.056 billion, official data shows.
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Certain types of business operations, such as international wire transfers or international trade, particularly foreign trade finance, are at a higher risk than others.
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"The development of foreign trade slowed down economic growth because exports recorded a stronger quarter-on-quarter decrease than imports," the statistics office said.
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He repeatedly attacked foreign trade in harsh language, and for the second time this week questioned the independence and legitimacy of the Federal Reserve.
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Around 0153 in 10 approve of the way the president is handling immigration (39% approve), foreign trade (39% approve) and foreign affairs (36% approve).
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The survey was distributed electronically by Miller & Chevalier and the National Foreign Trade Council in January and was completed by 2628 business tax executives.
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"Brazil's economy is still relatively closed to foreign trade and to change that situation is one of my administration's major commitments," Bolsonaro said Tuesday.
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ISTAT releases May industry orders and sales data (0800 GMT); May retail sales data (0900 GMT); June non-EU foreign trade data (1000 GMT).
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Our policy is to lean into these trade issues and change the aspects of foreign trade that have been so unpopular in certain quarters.
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For all the angry rhetoric, there is little in Mr. Trump's campaign against foreign trade that might help turn around the nation's trade balance.
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The "trade weighted" measure multiplies the dollar's value in foreign currencies by the share of the United States' foreign trade with each currency area.
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ISTAT releases May consumer and business confidence data (09003 GMT); April non-EU foreign trade (0900 GMT); April and Q1 producer prices (1000 GMT).
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ISTAT releases May consumer and business confidence data (0800 GMT); April non-EU foreign trade (09003 GMT); April and Q1 producer prices (1000 GMT).
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Good infrastructure increases productivity by raising the return on investment and boosting foreign trade and can play a major role in addressing regional disparities.
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Weak foreign trade has dragged the euro zone's vast manufacturing sector into recession in recent months, and the coronavirus outbreak is risking further disruption.
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China's Ministry of Commerce said Friday the resumption of work has been rapidly increasing in major foreign trade provinces such as Guangdong and Jiangsu.
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"There is a great danger of slipping into a trade war that way," Holger Bingmann, president of Germany's BGA foreign trade association, told Reuters.
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It is why New Yorkers exchange goods with Californians and with people in Shanghai, and why the political railing against foreign trade is childish.
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According to the paper, Ms Arcuri joined three foreign trade missions with Mr Johnson in one year, despite being ineligible for any of them.
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When the going gets tough — and at some point, the going always gets politically tough — politicians predictably demonize foreign trade deals as the culprit.
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He pitched a method that was more hostile to immigrants and foreign trade deals and less hostile to Social Security and Medicare than Romney's.
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Structural and foreign trade policies are equally complex, but the scope for policy action there is much bigger than in the monetary-fiscal policy mix.
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Household spending contributed 1.1 percentage points to an overall expansion rate of 2.2 percent last year, while net foreign trade added only 0.2 percentage points.
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It is essential that we work with all of our foreign trade partners to ensure that all guarantee human rights for people across the globe.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - Estonia's IT and foreign trade minister Kert Kingo from the far-right party EKRE has resigned, the prime minister's office said on Wednesday.
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And with its relatively small $16.2 billion surplus on last year's U.S. goods trade, Paris is way below the radar of American foreign trade officials.
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In a statement on its website last week, officials warned that foreign trade would face downward pressure in the fourth quarter and potentially into 2017.
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More than half of the vehicles made in the United States by German carmakers are exported, the VDA added, supporting the U.S. foreign trade balance.
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Some 80 percent of their exports flow directly to the world's largest economy, while 35 percent of their labor market depending directly on foreign trade.
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"Everybody in the Washington trade bar wanted him confirmed because they wanted competence," says Alan Wolff, of the National Foreign Trade Council, a business lobby.
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Trump still is mistaken to believe that the trade deficit is driven primarily by unfair foreign trade practices or bad trade deals, economists point out.
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" However, it said "the development of foreign trade had a downward effect on growth because the exports of goods were down on the previous quarter.
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"The trade dispute is currently leading to considerable uncertainty among German companies doing business abroad," Volker Treier, foreign trade chief at the DIHK, told Reuters.
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Undocumented migrants are sometimes subject to exploitation by employers and cases of forced labor have been found by the media and Thailand's foreign trade partners.
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Many of the items were made for foreign trade, purveyed by the Dutch East India Company (or the VOC, abbreviated from Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie).
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Since the agreement, the Islamic country has enjoyed strong exports of crude oil and benefited from increased foreign trade and signed billion-dollar investment deals.
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Foreign trade activity is expected to pick up in April after Brazil's successful campaign to lift bans imposed by the main importing countries, he said.
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The prime minister has been accused of wrongly giving Arcuri access to foreign trade missions and public grants while he was the mayor of London.
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In the last three months of 2015, construction investment and state spending were the two biggest growth contributors while net foreign trade was a drag.
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Serbia's foreign trade deficit widened to 3.42 billion euros between January and August, an increase of 29.8 percent over the same period a year ago.
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"Looking forward to 2018, China's foreign trade conditions are generally favorable as the global economy steadily recovers and China's economy grows smoothly," the ministry said.
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Why it matters: This is why U.S. agriculture is consistently the target of foreign trade disputes and why farmers get hit the hardest by them.
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Boris Johnson reportedly overruled officials to send a close friend on foreign trade missions, despite her business failing to meet eligibility criteria for the visits.
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Since China is responsible for 90 percent of North Korea's foreign trade, Beijing's adherence to any economic sanctions is crucial for such pressure to succeed.
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"Our vision is the opposite of what is happening in the United States," said Marcos Jorge de Lima, Brazil's minister of industry and foreign trade.
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But Chinese customs said downward pressure on China's foreign trade and the global economy is still increasing as the coronavirus epidemic is spreading quickly abroad.
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But Chinese customs said downward pressure on China's foreign trade and the global economy is still increasing as the coronavirus epidemic is spreading quickly abroad.
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Mexico's under secretary of foreign trade, Juan Carlos Baker, was expected to present the texts of the agreement to the Mexican senate just before midnight.
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The country's Director General of Foreign Trade said in a statement Wednesday that exports of hydroxychloroquine and formulations made from it would be immediately prohibited.
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So-called red states have over 50 percent more jobs, 3.9 million, linked to foreign trade than blue states, according to last week's Citi note.
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The Statistics Office said positive impulses for growth in the third quarter came mainly from net foreign trade as exports increased more strongly than imports.
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The resolution also imposes new restrictions on North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank and bans the country from increasing the number of workers it sends abroad.
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"The tone has changed and that should calm us all," Fernando Ruiz, head of the Mexican Council for Foreign Trade, Investment and Technology, said Friday.
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In spite of President Trump's pledge to halt predatory foreign trade and bring back American manufacturing, foreign steel imports continue to flood the U.S. market.
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Peterson pointed out that so-called red states have 3.9 million jobs linked to foreign trade, far more than the 2.5 million in blue states.
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Under Mirziyoyev, Uzbekistan, an exporter of natural gas, cotton and gold, has started opening up its economy in order to boost foreign trade and investment.
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BEIJING, Dec 26 (Reuters) - China's banking and insurance regulator on Thursday issued guidelines to push financial institutions to improve their services for foreign trade firms.
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These bumps are possibly a result of an increased focus on foreign trade by the President, as he announced USMCA as a replacement on NAFTA.
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"The result is a warning shot for every trading nation and this means also for the German economy," DIHK foreign trade economist Volker Treier told Reuters.
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Flint in an interview with Reuters played down the likely impact on foreign trade and investment in Saudi Arabia following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Rising costs and weakening advantages in low-end sectors will hinder China's foreign trade performance this year, warned a spokesperson from the customs department, Reuters said.
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Under the foreign exchange and foreign trade control law, Japan brings certain industries such as airplanes, nuclear-related sectors and arms manufacturing under foreign capital controls.
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The U.S. economy needs a broad-based realignment of demand management, structural and foreign trade policies to raise its growth potential from a dismal 1.5 percent.
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Aside from seeking clarity on Trump's pro-business policies, the market will also watch for signs of whether the president will help or hurt foreign trade.
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Inspectors union Anffa Sindical recommended in a statement that members refrain from accessing the Agriculture Ministry's databases linked to foreign trade activities on July 24-25.
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Under the foreign exchange and foreign trade control law, Japan brings certain industries such as airplanes, nuclear-related sectors and arms manufacturing under foreign capital controls.
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Volker Treier, foreign trade chief at the DIHK, said the populist parties' decision meant their "prohibitively expensive Italian coalition agreement" was off the table for now.
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Economic strategists advising presidential candidates should bear in mind that they are operating within an open economic system where foreign trade policies must remain center stage.
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Rebeca Palis, coordinator at the IBGE statistics agency, said the fourth-quarter numbers suffered due to the negative result of foreign trade, particularly smaller agricultural exports.
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Juma al-Kait, assistant undersecretary for foreign trade affairs at the UAE economy ministry, told Reuters that officials were speaking with members of the U.S. administration.
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The case for action is supported by weak economic data, particularly in foreign trade and manufacturing, the engine of the euro zone economy's recent growth run.
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In late March, the President signed two executive orders aimed at combating foreign trade abuses that contribute to the United States' half-trillion-dollar trade deficit.
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About 90 percent of the North's foreign trade in essential items — coal, minerals, seafood, textiles — passes through China, and China is its biggest supplier of fuel.
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The White House looks increasingly distracted from its urgent task of propping up a weakening economy with tax changes, effective foreign trade policies and infrastructure investments.
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She suggested overseas websites focused on foreign trade, business and academic research be spared censorship and that Google and Facebook be allowed back into mainland cyberspace.
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Rosoboronexport also said it would switch to using local currencies in deals with foreign trade partners, instead of using the dollar, the RIA news agency reported.
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The commerce ministry said last week that China will face relatively large downward pressure on foreign trade in the fourth quarter, with uncertainties continuing into 2017.
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In fact, millennials are the only generation in which an overwhelming majority believes foreign trade represents an economic opportunity rather than a threat to the economy.
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The men in the union hall want a new approach to capitalism, in which foreign trade partners must pay living wages and heed global environmental norms.
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Foreign trade also boosted headline growth by an unusually large 1.0 percentage points, the third-largest contribution since the end of the financial crisis (tmsnrt.rs/2DyEXPK).
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Orocobre Ltd was the biggest loser, sliding 13 percent as the company evaluated the possible impact of Argentina's temporary foreign trade measures on its Argentine interests.
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Aside from seeking clarity on Trump's pro-business policies, the market will also watch for signs of whether the President will help or hurt foreign trade.
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"That is a catastrophic result for Britain and also for Europe and Germany, especially the German economy," Anton Boerner, head of Germany's foreign trade association, said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign trade environment will remain generally favorable in 2018, even as risks from trade protectionism are growing, the commerce ministry said on Monday.
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The two emerging market currencies usually move in tandem with each other, but foreign trade spats, domestic politics and economic data have driven them apart lately.
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For foreign trade businesses generally in eight provinces and municipalities, including Shandong, Anhui and Liaoning, the resumption of work rate has topped 80%, the ministry said.
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"The National Assembly in this moment doesn't exist!" crowed Jesús Faría, a member of the Constituent Assembly and a former foreign trade minister under Mr. Maduro.
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Foreign trade had done most of the heavy lifting since the start of the expansion, aided by a broadly recovering global economy and the weak yen.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's foreign trade deficit grew 10.4% to $23.74 billion in 2019 amid a drop in exports, the Central Bureau of Statistics said on Monday.
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Under growing Western pressure during his 270-year reign, Mongkut signed the Bowring Treaty with the British Empire that abolished a royal monopoly over foreign trade.
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Russia's central bank has also been trying to reduce the number of transactions conducted in U.S. dollars, either for domestic payments or foreign trade, since 2013.
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Foreign trade accounted for 56 percent of the day's turnover worth 986 million rupees ($6.43 million), higher than this year's daily average of 944.4 million rupees.
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The directorate general of foreign trade banned the use of imported petcoke as fuel, but said shipments for use as feedstock in certain industries were allowed.
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"The US industry doesn't see it that way at all," said Rufus Yerxa, president of the National Foreign Trade Council, a trade group representing US businesses.
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"This meeting is another step toward concluding the agreement in 2016," said Jake Colvin, vice president for global trade issues at the National Foreign Trade Council.
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Three key policy areas that have the team at BAML concerned are fiscal spending and tax policy, foreign-trade policy, and attitudes towards the Federal Reserve.
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" The industry has found a sympathetic audience in Mr. Trump, who has described the decline of domestic smelting as a "disaster" caused by "unfair foreign trade.
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"If this reciprocity does not occur, Bolsonaro's preference for the U.S. will look naive in the future," said Welber Barral, a former Brazilian foreign trade secretary.
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Japan's $206.1 billion in bilateral trade with China during the first eight months of this year is by far the largest segment of Tokyo's foreign trade transactions.
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Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Lilianne Ploumen announced the plan Tuesday in reaction to an executive memorandum U.S. President Donald Trump signed a day earlier.
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Wall Street was set for a fourth week of gains, with foreign trade-sensitive industrials up 1.6 percent and leading sector gains for the S&P 62.903.
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McClay said the pressure of low oil prices and other changes in the global economy had prompted the Gulf states to rethink their policies on foreign trade.
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The reason Mr. Trump's rhetoric on trade resonated with so many blue collar voters is because they believe a popular fallacy: that foreign trade destroys U.S. jobs.
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"Punitive tariffs are no solution to the problem; they only lead to a spiralling isolation," Ulrich Ackermann, the VDMA's head of foreign trade, said in a statement.
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The case for ECB stimulus is supported by weak economic data, particularly in foreign trade and manufacturing, the engine of the euro zone economy's recent growth run.
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"Reducing tariffs is conducive to promoting the balanced development of foreign trade and promoting a higher level of opening up to the outside world," the ministry said .
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He studied foreign trade at a local college and after a failed attempt to launch his own dumpling restaurant, he began showing tourists around Xi'an's numerous attractions.
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"If not from a registered exporter, we will not issue a permit (for imports)," Nurwan, the director general of foreign trade at the trade ministry, told reporters.
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Gentiloni said they had made progress on the issue of foreign trade, but added that the wording of the final communique still needed to be worked out.
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Because monetary policy has countervailing exchange-rate and income effects on foreign exports, the net effect of a monetary easing on foreign trade should be relatively modest.
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Bilateral trade between China and "one belt, one road" countries totaled $995.5 billion in 2015, or 25.1 percent of total foreign trade, one of the statements said.
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But the pace has been all too slow for a president intent on retaliating against alleged Chinese foreign trade abuses and rebalancing the US-China trading relationship.
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He went on to establish the modern definition of GDP as the sum of private consumption and investment and government spending (with account taken for foreign trade).
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"The government can help put in place a favourable business climate and that is what we are doing," Foreign Trade and Investment Minister Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz said.
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But it's not just Canada and Mexico that have grown used to U.S. acquiescence and inaction in the face of bad deals and unfair foreign trade practices.
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Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the deal that underpins much of Mexico's foreign trade, has also weighed on the peso.
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Bilateral trade between China and "one belt, one road" countries totalled $995.5 billion in 2015, or 25.1 percent of total foreign trade, one of the statements said.
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"For the automotive industry, foreign trade remains the mainstay, but the domestic market becomes more important for the sector in the current year," the BDI report said.
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And Mr. Trump's fiery talk against foreign trade agreements and his calls to ban Muslim and Mexican immigrants resonate among disaffected blue-collar workers and rural residents.
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Ninety-five percent of the CEOs who responded to the question said that "foreign trade retaliation leading to lower U.S. exports" was a moderate or serious risk.
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The new parliamentary line-up could hasten Rouhani's drive to open Iran to foreign trade and investment and loosen some of the legal shackles on economic activity.
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An Africa initiative could be that low-hanging-fruit while plans are developed to address the more intractable issues of Syria, Iran, Russia, China and foreign trade.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his years-long rhetorical crusade against Chinese foreign trade abuses is finally colliding with the reality of face-to-face negotiation.
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It is, therefore, reassuring that the President-elect Donald Trump sees the gravity of our foreign trade problems and of our soaring domestic and foreign public debt.
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The signing ceremony took place during a visit to Cuba by Dutch Foreign Trade Minister Lilianne Ploumen at the head of a delegation including some 60 businesses.
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After unusually exuberant spending by Japanese consumers in the April to June period, foreign trade took over as the main engine of growth from July through September.
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Compared to other nations, foreign trade makes up a small percentage relatively of the U.S. economy, which means it doesn't depend heavily on access to world markets.
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"As Vietnamese, we are always trying to find a way to balance China's power," said Nguyen Ngoc Anh, a professor at the Foreign Trade University in Hanoi.
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But in statements over the past two weeks, the government has said that it may relax that rule somewhat for electric cars made in foreign trade zones.
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Even when foreign trade officials wring deals out of their relationships with individual members of the administration, the agreements can quickly fall apart, as China has found.
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Wall Street was set for a fourth week of gains, with foreign trade-sensitive industrials up 1.9 percent and leading sector gains for the S&P 62.673.
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Washington's apparent shift of emphasis from its unassailable trade argument to an uncertain legal battle about China's foreign trade policies and practices looks like an own goal.
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But overall growth was dampened by net foreign trade since exports rose less strongly than imports, which the vibrant domestic economy sucked in at a higher rate.
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And the very things that drive success in Silicon Valley's tech industry, or New York City's financial sector, are what worries rural America: globalization, foreign trade, immigration.
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That means limiting political interference in banking and the financial system, making bloated industries more sensitive to market forces and lowering barriers against foreign trade and investment.
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But the affair was an early reminder that, even under an English-speaking globalist president, France has its own approach when it comes to foreign trade and investment.
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"Brazil's economy is still relatively closed to foreign trade and to change that situation is one of my administration's major commitments," Bolsonaro said, according to a WEF translation.
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Dubai's economy roared back and has grown by a third since then, buoyed by foreign trade, tourism and its status as the main regional hub for business services.
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"Those who are protectionist are Americans, Europe is very open," Matthias Fekl, France's Minister of State for Foreign Trade, Tourism and French Nationals Abroad, told CNBC on Monday.
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"Those who are protectionist are Americans; Europe is very open," Matthias Fekl, France's minister of state for foreign trade, tourism and French nationals abroad, told CNBC last week.
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The National Trade Estimate Report on foreign trade barriers released around the same time specifically mentioned restrictions on agriculture imports and licensing and local content in mobile technology.
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Strong demand from other EU countries drove export growth in 2015 and, overall, net foreign trade contributed 0.2 percentage points to gross domestic product growth of 1.7 percent.
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The foreign-trade gap for goods and services increased 9.6% from the prior month to a seasonally adjusted $48.49 billion in January, the Commerce Department said last Tuesday.
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Shut out of the global system by sanctions, Iranian banks are eager to resume business with foreign lenders with deals ranging from funding infrastructure to insuring foreign trade.
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Other data due include Japan's foreign trade numbers of February on March 17, South Korea's employment numbers on March 16 and India's Wholesale Price Index on March 14.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The chief of Germany's foreign trade association, Anton Boerner, said on Friday Britain's vote to leave the European Union was catastrophic for Britain, Europe and Germany.
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Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng said last month that China's foreign trade may show a big rebound in March after falling in the first two months of the year.
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The NIOC source said Iran's central bank instituted a policy while the country was under sanctions over its disputed nuclear programme to carry out foreign trade in euros.
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But there are a number of smart, tough steps that Trump could take to crack down on foreign trade abuses and increase U.S. competitiveness without such adverse consequences.
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"Clients who had benefited one way or another by success - whether it's success in commodity markets or success in foreign trade - had built up large reserves," said Fink.
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An official with Taiwan's Bureau of Foreign Trade said the government had approved a permit for Mediatek, and that it had received applications from "several" other tech firms.
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Haley, who has wowed some key foreign ambassadors whom she knew from entertaining foreign trade missions as South Carolina governor, has not always been lock-step with Trump.
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Sweden has a larger foreign-born population share than the United States and is much more open to foreign trade, but nonetheless manages to have all those things.
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UK prime minister Boris Johnson has been accused of misusing public money after reports that he previously overruled officials to send a close friend on foreign trade missions.
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"Our U.S. counterparts tell us that ... the United States has decided to withdraw (the proposal) from the table," Mario Andrade, CNA vice president for foreign trade, told Reuters.
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Trump's success depended on combining populist economic rhetoric (especially about the damage done by foreign trade, which feels acute in old factory towns) with bigotry (especially about immigrants).
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They put new restrictions on North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank, forbid the country to increase the number of workers sent abroad and strengthen oversight of North Korean shipping.
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That isn't the case on foreign trade, however, the economic issue on which Trump has most recently taken action, implementing tariffs aimed at Chinese imports, steel and aluminum.
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"Foreign trade enterprises and multinational companies that need a cross-border line for their own office use can lease one from an authorized telecoms enterprise," said the statement.
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Many important issues confront managers of agricultural concerns these days, among them major policy shifts in matters of labor, foreign trade, water access, subsidies, and other regulatory spheres.
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Among Democrats surveyed, 82 percent said foreign trade was an opportunity for growth, as did 21625 percent of Republicans and 2900 percent of independents, based on Gallup's survey.
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"The big concern for business is we're caught in the middle of all this," said Rufus Yerxa, president of the National Foreign Trade Council, which represents major exporters.
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In his remarks Thursday, he combined that with a swipe at foreign trade practices, framing the Medicare proposal as a way to restore fairness for American healthcare consumers.
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The CNBC anchor is joined by former Lebanese Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil, Dutch Foreign Trade Minister Sigrid Kaag and Damac Properties Chairman Hussain Sajwani to discuss the topic.
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Those trade positions have crucially important political and security implications, because they indicate wealth increases (decreases) and net asset accumulations (depletions) via investments (disinvestments) of foreign trade proceeds.
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China has warned that it will be tough for its foreign trade to improve this year, especially if a Trump administration and other political changes limit export growth.
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Since 2013, the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) has been trying to reduce the number of transactions conducted in U.S. dollars, either for domestic payments or foreign trade.
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That can seriously damage $1.3 trillion of American foreign trade and set back Washington's efforts to reduce its $432 billion trade deficit with those three East Asian nations.
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Myanmar's military frequently clashes with several groups who say they are fighting for greater autonomy for ethnic minorities in the area, through which much of Myanmar's foreign trade flows.
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However, strong imports, fueled by firm demand at home, would mean that overall foreign trade would remain a slight drag on the economy, though less than in recent years.
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Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng told the forum China's foreign trade was likely to show a big rebound in March after falling in the first two months of the year.
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This year, the deficit on American foreign trade in goods and services is expected to take out of the economy more than $550 billion, or 2.7 percent of GDP.
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Growth, falling to a 25-year low last year, is also expected to ease further as foreign trade shrinks and the excessive reliance on debt is bound to ease.
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Although Mexico's foreign trade increased dramatically since 20153, it averaged a fairly mediocre per capita growth rate of 22015 percent, compared to 257 percent in the US and Canada.
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But on other issues they were right in sync: extremely anti-immigration, hostile to foreign trade, supportive of limited government (except where trade, immigration, and anti-communism are concerned).
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A second shogunal mission headed by Ikeda Nagaoki was sent to France in 1864 in an unsuccessful attempt to rescind the opening of selected Japanese ports to foreign trade.
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So, there it is: The Fed is trying to offset downward growth pressures from (a) restrictive fiscal policies, (b) large foreign trade deficits and (c) structural labor market problems.
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I DON'T THINK THERE'S ANYMORE EVIDENCE OF THAT THAN THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES COMING OUT TO VISIT NIKE WHEN HE WANTS TO PROMOTE HIS FOREIGN TRADE INITIATIVE.
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In the City Bank's foreign trade journal The Americas, Allen evoked a picture of Haiti that would have been recognizable to white U.S. audiences but for its tropical setting.
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She's trying to set up a potential contrast not just with Trump but with other Democratic Party senators on truly supporting American workers who feel victimized by foreign trade.
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The Politburo also said China's economy is facing increasing downward pressure and that Beijing will take various measures including boosting domestic consumption, stabilising foreign trade and employment, Xinhua said.
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The report said next year should also see a rebalancing of China's foreign trade, with imports likely to soar 16.1 percent, compared with a 6.1 percent rise in 2018.
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By stripping the world's fifth largest economy of its complex foreign trade relationships at one stroke, it would spook financial markets and dislocate supply chains across Europe and beyond.
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Detailed talks seeking to tear down long lists of foreign trade barriers and even transform protectionist foreign economies into something substantially freer should be recognized as a mug's game.
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"And of course a far reaching trade war would be detrimental for everyone in the end, but mainly the countries whose growth heavily depends on foreign trade," she said.
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This year-long upgrade tore down signage celebrating foreign trade, banned street markets that had been the area's lifeblood, widened and resurfaced roads and introduced a heavy police presence.
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I maintain my earlier view that any major changes to credit conditions should be coordinated with fiscal, foreign trade and structural policies of the incoming legislative and executive authorities.
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Peru's Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism tweeted a photo of mother and daughter taken just minutes after the birth, with the caption "This is how hope is born."
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Since Donald Trump was elected and before, economists and politicians have debated whether disaffected Rust Belt communities are struggling because of the impact of automation, globalization, or foreign trade.
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Whether you like his politics or not, Trump established his political brand right out of the gate with his promise to build a wall, renegotiate our foreign trade agreements.
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Also, Dem on House intel panel due to see info on Russia at WH today Trump signs two executive orders aimed at identifying and targeting foreign trade abuses Sen.
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New Zealand's January foreign trade due Friday is forecast by Moody's to show a $260.2 million (NZ$392 million) trade deficit from a $35.2 million (NZ$53 million) shortfall?
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They've raised money for their foundation and profited personally from speaking fees, all while promoting policies that have opened up American workers to competition from foreign trade and immigration.
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While China's foreign trade faces a mostly positive environment in the second half of the year, uncertainties still exist, Vice Commerce Minister Qian Keming said in Beijing on Monday.
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All the money that China has earned on its net foreign trade transactions — an estimated $130 billion in 2017 — has to be recycled in portfolio and direct investments abroad.
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"This looks like a revival in foreign trade but looking at the whole year, September is more of an outlier," said Jens-Oliver Niklasch, economist at Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg.
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China, which is estimated to account for more than 80% of North Korea's foreign trade, has taken steps to implement beefed-up UN sanctions targeting coal and other goods.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that four U.S.-designated North Korean banks (Foreign Trade Bank, Kumgang Bank, Koryo Credit Development Bank, North East Bank) have access to SWIFT.
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The U.S. foreign trade numbers will get worse for the rest of this year, because they will be reflecting rising sales of imported goods during the main retailing season.
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Over the last 20 years, some 5 million manufacturing jobs disappeared as the U.S. economy shifted toward service jobs and felt the impact of foreign trade and technological change.
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A regional hub for foreign trade, tourism and business services, Dubai is among the most diversified economies in the Gulf, but it has been suffering from a property downturn.
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Net foreign trade was a drag of 0.1 points as exports rose at a weaker pace than imports due to an economic slowdown in emerging markets such as China.
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"China's foreign trade grew sharply in the first quarter of this year," Xinhua quoted Li as saying in a post on Weibo, the country's equivalent of social network Twitter.
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"When two elephants fight," said Miguel Ponce, head of Argentina's Center for the Study of Foreign Trade in the 21st Century, "it is the grass that suffers the most."
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"Los negocios están bastante desconcertados ante todo esto", dijo Rufus Yerxa, presidente del National Foreign Trade Council (consejo nacional de comercio exterior), una asociación empresarial con sede en Washington.
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Every year, the Office of the United States Trade Representative produces a voluminous report on foreign failures to protect intellectual property and another massive report on foreign trade barriers.
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The data could have been impacted by a longer holiday in October this year, which resulted in fewer working days, though the overall trend is of cooling foreign trade.
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Germany's enormous EU bounty consistently accounts for two-thirds of its net foreign trade income in a market structure where Berlin remains an undisputed leader and a principal regulator.
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On meaningful jobs, we're recommending building on the experience of the Trade Adjustment Assistance program (a US program that helps people who've lost jobs due to foreign trade competition).
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"About 70 percent of German foreign trade takes place within Europe, particularly with countries of the euro zone," Anton Boerner, head of the BGA trade federation, told newspaper Tagesspiegel.
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"Los negocios están bastante desconcertados ante todo esto", dijo Rufus Yerxa, presidente del National Foreign Trade Council (consejo nacional de comercio exterior), una asociación empresarial con sede en Washington.
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"For now, markets appear to be more focused on President Trump's foreign trade policy than his risk of impeachment," UBS strategists wrote in a note to clients on Thursday.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), the investigation will probe decisions by the Department of Transportation to deprioritize or reduce funding for programs that benefitted U.S.-flagged vessels in foreign trade.
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A brewing global trade war is a particular concern for such countries, given their high reliance on foreign trade, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said earlier this month.
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Mingzheng could not be immediately reached for comment In March 2013, the U.S. Treasury Department placed the Foreign Trade Bank under sanctions linked to proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
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"These tariffs would cut total car exports from Germany by 7.7 percent, which would amount to 18.4 billion euros," Gabriel Felbermayr, foreign trade expert at Ifo, said in a statement.
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If Apple is granted production under the Foreign Trade-Zone procedure it could be exempt from customs duty payments on the listed foreign-status materials/components used in export production.
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The proverbial writing is on the wall, and the message is a mixture of America's very loose economic policies, worsening foreign trade disputes, soaring energy costs and dangerous military confrontations.
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It did not give firm targets for growth in imports and exports, however, following a practice started last year after China missed its foreign trade targets in 2014 and 2015.
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"Global growth this year is expected to be lower than last year, and obviously, we will suffer as a result," said Lucas Ferraz, secretary of foreign trade at the ministry.
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Beijing sees the visit as part of its One Belt, One Road initiative, which is intended to open new foreign trade links for Chinese firms as its own economy slows.
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An effective coordination with the Fed is the only guarantee that the economic policy mix --monetary, fiscal, structural and foreign trade -- will work in a stable and mutually reinforcing manner.
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"I would strongly contest whether emphasizing trade deficits is the real metric for how our relationship should be measured," Juan Carlos Baker, Mexico's deputy minister of foreign trade, told reporters.
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This means net foreign trade is likely to hinder growth, a remarkable development for an economy that for decades has relied on exports, led by its engineering and auto sectors.
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"The administration launching this investigation is an impactful way to help address the serious threat posed by these unfair foreign trade practices, and we applaud this bold action," Gibson said.
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However, outbound orders to Japan, ASEAN countries, BRICS and South Korea showed a year-on-year rise, China Foreign Trade Center said in a statement on its website on Sunday.
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That would make sure that China's monetary, fiscal and structural economic policies — which include both domestic and foreign trade — are fully in compliance with international rules and best practice policies.
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The president won the White House in large part by pledging to crack down on foreign trade abuses and rework international agreements to boost U.S. manufacturing and protect American workers.
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With so much of the U.S. economy – and U.S. jobs – dependent on foreign trade and investment, why does America still rely on an income tax code rooted in old economies?
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Although Mercosur claims to be a customs union (like the EU) with a common tariff and foreign-trade policy, in practice it is not even a proper free-trade area.
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Rufus Yerxa, head of the National Foreign Trade Council, said that while he doesn't envision Trump withdrawing from NAFTA, the prospects for a deal are severely hampered by the tariffs.
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It was the strongest growth rate since an identical reading in the first quarter of 2014 as higher state and household expenditure more than offset a dip in foreign trade.
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The Sunday Times also reported that Johnson's office had intervened to place Arcuri on foreign trade missions, while he was Mayor of London, despite her not being eligible to attend.
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An analysis of Labor Department data by the labor coalition Good Jobs Nation found that more than 22019,000 U.S. jobs have been eliminated since Trump's election due to foreign trade.
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Trump's behavior at the G23.7 summit in Canada earlier this month did nothing to help his standing with the American public and their view of how he's handling foreign trade.
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The peso is used to pay most wages and local goods, while the CUC is used in the tourism industry, foreign trade and upscale eateries and stores carrying imported goods.
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It would lead to lower tariffs and address the behind-the-border barriers that are clearly explained in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative's latest Foreign Trade Barriers report.
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Moscow has a long history with North Korea — the Soviet Union made up almost half of North Korea's foreign trade for almost 30 years until it collapsed in the 1990s.
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Meanwhile, with elements of foreign trade policy following under the auspices of the executive branch, the midterm election is unlikely to have much of an impact on what comes next.
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At least half of American surveyed disapproved of Trump's handling of all the other topics in the poll, including the situation with North Korea, foreign trade and affairs and immigration.
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The rial lost approximately 70 percent of its value last year before recovering slightly, disrupting Iran's foreign trade and helping boost annual inflation fourfold to nearly 40 percent in November.
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That would make him Abe Masahiro, the chief councillor of the Tokugawa shogunate who, in the face of American gunships and a dead shogun, opened the country to foreign trade.
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America's economic growth crucially depends on the ability of the Congress, the White House and the Fed to balance out the combination of fiscal, monetary, foreign trade and structural policies.
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If the deal does come to pass, Tesla would have achieved a breakthrough of sorts in being preliminarily allowed to have a wholly owned operation in a foreign trade zone.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Marcos Troyjo, Brazil's deputy economy minister for foreign trade, on Monday said the Brazilian government had formally started free trade talks with Mexico this week.
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An analysis of Labor Department data by the labor coalition Good Jobs Nation found that more than 93,000 U.S. jobs have been eliminated since Trump's election due to foreign trade.
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He thanked the Dutch government for bringing the "precious crown" home at an event that was also attended by Asfaw and Sigrid Kaag, Netherlands foreign trade and development cooperation minister.
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BEIJING, Feb 18 (Reuters) - China will take steps to stabilise foreign trade, foreign investment and consumption to minimise the impact from a coronavirus outbreak, the Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday.
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And while the rhetoric in the United States has turned distinctively against foreign trade, American politicians have not shown any aversion to it when it brings jobs to their districts.
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The crown prince was accompanied by several high-ranking Saudi officials, including the foreign, trade and interior ministers and the head of general intelligence, the official Saudi Press Agency said.
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Trump, conventional wisdom holds, has been backed in this endeavor by an ardent and sizeable "America First" base, one that is highly skeptical of alliances, foreign trade, and international cooperation.
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That would not change with Brazil's potential new status, he said at a foreign trade seminar, because the plan to forgo the special WTO status would not affect prior agreements.
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Then, he regaled crowds with broad promises of revitalizing US manufacturing, returning long-lost manufacturing jobs to the US and aggressively confronting foreign trade abuses by China and other countries.
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The National Foreign Trade Council, a business lobby group in Washington, called the Mariel restriction "counterproductive" because it would hurt a Cuban government initiative that could potentially benefit Cuban workers.
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U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman is also in Havana where he is scheduled to meet on Friday with Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez and Foreign Trade and Investment Minister Rodrigo Malmierca.
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The Czech economy has been among the fastest growing in Europe and domestic demand has become an important part of the expansion, alongside foreign trade, in the country of 4.63 million.
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Separate data showed Turkey's foreign trade deficit fell 63.1 percent year-on-year in February to $2.13 billion, with a slight increase in exports compared to the same period last year.
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Japan's Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act dictates that an overseas company looking to buy a Japanese company with technology considered key to national security must obtain government permission in advance.
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"This has put pressure on firms to upgrade," Li Jian, head of foreign trade research at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, the Commerce Ministry's think-tank, said.
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The move makes Trump look like a hypocrite since he's going back on his word to bring jobs back to the US rather than rely on foreign trade and outsourcing work.
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Her personal fortune is directly influenced by foreign trade policy, and because the mechanism for enforcing our ethics laws is so weak, all we can do is hope for the best.
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The plan called for China to play a greater role in setting the rules of global trade, while moving the focus to improving the structure and quality of its foreign trade.
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"We understand there's going to be tax cuts, infrastructure spending, defense spending, some targeted foreign trade deals and targeted de-regulation," Steven Ricchiuto, chief economist at Mizuho Securities, told NBC News.
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All that was overshadowed by more than $246 trillion of China's trade transactions (representing about 284.7 percent of the country's total foreign trade in 266.4) along the revived old silk roads.
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"Foreign trade is an important part as well as a driving force of the national economy," the State Council said in a statement after a meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's foreign trade secretary Lucas Ferraz said there are no signs that the impasse involving Iranian ships without fuel near Brazilian ports will affect bilateral trade relations.
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Cotton producers would have a greater ability to withstand economic downturns such as those caused by high production costs, price volatility, unfair foreign trade practices and the occasional catastrophic weather event.
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They could give Putin the domestic political incentive he needs to cut a deal that would unlock badly needed foreign trade and investment, and drive a wedge through Russia's international isolation.
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The Foreign Trade Association, which represents retailers and importers, said imports of Chinese consumer goods were already so high that it did not expect a surge if trade defenses were relaxed.
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Separately on Friday, Brazil's Foreign Trade Secretariat said iron ore exports had fallen 16% in October from a year earlier to 31.2 million tonnes, although they were up 15% from September.
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Jakarta plans to file its case against the EU and its renewable energy directive sometime this month, Indrasari Wisnu Wardhana, foreign trade director general at the Trade Ministry said last month.
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The foreign trade officials also signaled an openness to "substantially" reduce its trade deficit with the U.S., a key demand of Trump's, but did not commit to any specific dollar amounts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign trade is likely to show a big rebound in March after falling in the first two months of the year, Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng said on Sunday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Household and public sector spending supported euro zone growth in the third quarter as the impact of foreign trade turned negative, the European Union's statistics Eurostat said on Tuesday.
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He has promised to pick up the phone and order his Treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator, and to tell his commerce secretary to begin identifying foreign trade abuses.
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The Sunday Times reported last week that Boris Johnson overruled officials to send a close friend on foreign trade missions, despite her business failing to meet eligibility criteria for the visits.
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Health care Economy Taxes Supreme Court Terrorism Guns and crime Foreign trade Climate change Immigration "New Day" will cover more of these issues in the days leading up to the election.
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The president's numbers on North Korea have increased by 5 percentage points to 46 percent since February, while those on foreign trade have fallen by 7 percentage points to 39 percent.
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Charles Shank began to change his mind about foreign trade in the early 2000s as he carried the pieces of Pennsylvania factories south to the Mexican border to be reassembled there.
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SAO PAULO, March 18 (Reuters) - Brazilian foreign trade chamber Camex said on Wednesday it zeroed import taxes on 50 products to ease the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak on the population.
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Despite that, big banks have continued to stay away for fear of falling foul of remaining U.S. sanctions - something that has hampered Iran's efforts to rebuild foreign trade and lure investment.
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Over the last 50 years, as the nation opened its markets to foreign trade, it never set up a social safety net to help workers dislodged by change, as Europe did.
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After European leaders threatened to tear up a trade deal with South America last week, Brazil's Foreign Trade Secretary Marcos Troyjo said the EU-Mercosur trade pact was still under review.
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Most of the rice has been stored for more than five years, the foreign trade department said, making it difficult to sell it at target prices and to find potential buyers.
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It did not specifically mention China's ongoing trade war with the U.S. "We must do a good job in stabilizing employment, finance, foreign trade and investment, and expectations," the statement added.
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Given that China controls over a quarter of South Korea's entire foreign trade, heavy Chinese sanctions, perhaps a complete boycott, are certain to provoke a grave economic crisis in South Korea.
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Countries like Germany and Denmark that engage in a lot of foreign trade and have high living standards spend far more money on training and jobs programs than the United States.
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"I think it's good news for Mexico," said Beatriz Leycegui, a partner at the consultancy SAI and a former undersecretary for foreign trade in Mexico who participated in the Nafta negotiations.
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The move prompted traders to seek permission from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) to import refined palmolein, and the commerce ministry's wing received more than 100 applications for licences.
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The health care faceplants just keep coming; the administration's tax "plan" offers less detail than most supermarket receipts; Trump has wimped out on his promises to get aggressive on foreign trade.
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Support should also be given to foreign trade and export-oriented firms affected by the situation on the international market and going through problems but retain good development prospects, it added.
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China will step up financial support for private and small firms, appropriately expand investment, and stabilise foreign trade to boost employment, the state council said in a statement on its website.
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Some issues also stand in the middle ground with neither party receiving more than a few points more or less than the other including tax policy, foreign trade and the economy.
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Seven-in-10 now see foreign trade as an opportunity for economic growth through US exports, up from 59% who said so the last time the question was asked in 2014.
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China is North Korea's lifeline to the world, providing it with the vast majority of its food and energy, and is the source of 90 percent of North Korea's foreign trade.
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The CBO said changes in U.S. and foreign trade policies since January 2018 will reduce inflation-adjusted U.S. gross domestic product by 0.3 percent from what it would be otherwise in 2020.
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His inaugural address was a concentrated shot of the "America First" themes that powered his campaign: resentment toward political and cultural elites, suspicion of foreign trade and robust intervention in the economy.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Cuba's Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment, Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz, said such an act could create legal problems all around the world.
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Brexit raises similar questions of principle, notes Volker Treier, the head of foreign trade for the Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry, of which almost all German firms are members.
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One automaker official said part of the message to President Donald Trump at a meeting on Friday will be to consider California like a foreign trade deal that needs to be renegotiated.
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Citing recent data on industrial production, retail sales and foreign trade, the survey showed economic sentiment among investors in Europe's biggest economy rising slightly to -24.1 in November from -24.7 in October.
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Beatriz Leycegui, the former undersecretary of foreign trade for Mexico, says that the reported executive order was probably a move to "exert pressure" on Canada and Mexico to reach a deal soon.
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If Britain leaves without a deal this would pose risks to the region's foreign trade, but as markets are already aware of this risk the forint's strengthening was natural, market participants said.
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That's not the whole picture when you consider that over that same timeframe, GDP grew from $28503 trillion to $22019 trillion, while foreign trade volume grew from $207 billion to $3.7 trillion.
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Al Roumi will be joined by a new minister of tolerance, Sheikha Lubna bint Khaled al Qasimi, previously the minister of foreign trade, who became the UAE's first female minister in 2004.
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Foreign trade data are expected to make for somber reading, reflecting persistent weakness in demand at home and abroad which is holding back industrial production and keeping a lid on commodity prices.
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His links to tech entrepreneur Jennifer Arcuri has come under scrutiny after the Sunday Times revealed that Johnson overruled officials while the Mayor of London to send Arcuri on foreign trade missions.
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The most frequently cited objectives (like fewer foreign trade barriers against our exports) would help the average American but accelerate the pace of creative destruction in some parts of America's industrial heartland.
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Before setting in train fiscal and structural stimuli to rev up the economy, the new administration would do well to (a) work closely with the Fed and (b) address foreign trade issues.
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With the threat of further U.S. sanctions hanging over them, Russian authorities have stepped up work this year with some countries to transfer foreign trade settlements to the euro and national currencies.
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China's imports and exports are expected to stabilize and improve in the near future, the Ministry of Commerce said last week in its quarterly report on trends in the country's foreign trade.
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"When we do this, I'll use a technical trade negotiator's term, all hell's going to break loose," said Rufus Yerxa, the president of the National Foreign Trade Council, which represents American exporters.
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"In principle, it is an honor that foreign investors take interest in German companies," Volker Treier, the DIHK's head of foreign trade was quoted by Stuttgarter Zeitung and Stuttgarter Nachrichten as saying.
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The source said Exxon could bypass duties on imported steel by importing the components of a crude unit directly from a manufacturer overseas into the refinery, which is a foreign trade zone.
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BEIJING, March 12 (Reuters) - China will act forcefully to stabilize its foreign trade, but faces rising uncertainties due to growing pressure on the global economy, a commerce ministry official said on Thursday.
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Here is what they would see: The U.S. foreign trade deficit in the first seven months of this year came in at $456 billion, a 7.5 percent increase from the year earlier.
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"I said that trade will not stop because of WTO terms, and I mentioned the fact that about half of the EU's foreign trade is already on WTO terms," he told reporters.
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U.S. officials including Tillerson say Beijing, after long accounting for some 90 percent of North Korea's foreign trade, appears increasingly willing to cut ties to its neighbor's economy by adopting U.N. sanctions.
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Indonesia is still studying the U.S. move to seek sanctions, said Oke Nurwan, trade ministry's director general of foreign trade, adding that authorities believe Jakarta had complied with the WTO panel decision.
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BERLIN, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Foreign trade drove German economic growth between October and December, detailed data showed on Friday, confirming a preliminary reading of a 0.6 percent expansion in the fourth quarter.
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He calls out foreign powers that seek to exploit resources, cheat, manipulate and withhold products to the detriment of the U.S. foreign trade must be reciprocal, fair and equitable for all concerned.
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"We are confident that foreign trade will maintain steady momentum... and will roll out targeted policies to safeguard the legitimate rights of all firms in China, including foreign-invested firms," said Gao.
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"Trade is very important to the Swiss economy, and this year a lot of growth impulses are coming from foreign trade," said Ronald Indergand, head of short-term economic analysis at SECO.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Reinstating border controls within Europe's passport-free Schengen zone because of the migrant crisis would significantly increase costs for Germany's foreign trade, national trade organizations told German media on Wednesday.
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He sees a world that is zero-sum in every way, from foreign trade to domestic policing, and security can only be achieved through granting impunity to the agents of state violence.
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They found that, on average, economic growth increased by 1.5 points after a country passed laws opening up to foreign trade: China is, of course, the most dramatic example of this effect.
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This is the nightmare scenario for many big businesses; by stripping the world's fifth-largest economy of many foreign trade relationships at one stroke, it would dislocate supply chains across Europe and beyond.
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On FOX News Radio: The FOX News Rundown podcast : President Trump travels to Canada to join other allied nations at the G7 summit, where they'll talk foreign trade, climate change and international peace.
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However, domestic consumption remained weak, a problem for a government that has been trying to rebalance the economy to become less reliant on foreign trade for growth and more on investment at home.
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Among the measures outlined were export insurance subsidies and funding for online trading platforms and international marketing, as well as special funds earmarked for foreign trade companies with large-scale, fast-growing exports.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, July 24 (Reuters) - Brazil's foreign trade secretary Lucas Ferraz said there are no signs that the impasse involving Iranian ships without fuel near Brazilian ports will affect bilateral trade relations.
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The government predicts imports will rise faster then exports throughout 2016 as demand from emerging markets weakens while domestic demand is strong - a development which means net foreign trade will probably hinder growth.
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Meanwhile, China's February foreign trade data, due Tuesday, is expected to show a narrowed trade surplus of $21.3 billion, from January's $63.3 billion, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said in a note.
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In a recent report, the Paris-based OECD said Israel's products' markets had low foreign trade exposure and were characterised by oligopolies and monopolies, a situation that directly affects its 8.5 million people.
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U.S. negotiators also requested in a Tuesday meeting that Brazil take measures to prevent China from circumventing the U.S. tariffs, said FIESP foreign trade director Thomaz Zanotto, who was briefed on the discussions.
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The institutions the 18 were affiliated with were Korea Daesong Bank, Foreign Trade Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Korea United Development Bank, Bank of East Land and ILSIM International Bank.
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"The Indonesian government will study and conduct internal coordination related to the recently circulated Appellate Body Report, including its implications for current regulations," Oke Nurwan, Indonesia's director general of foreign trade, told Reuters.
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Mexico's Deputy Minister for Foreign Trade Luz Maria de la Mora told Reuters last week that Mexico is reviewing the list of U.S. products to which former President Enrique Peña Nieto applied reprisals.
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"This document opens the prospect of development of the energy sector, competition, and unlocks the EU pre-accession funds and grants from the Western Balkans Investment Fund," said Foreign Trade Minister Mirko Sarovic.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil exports rose to a record 662,000 barrels per day in May from 591,0003 bpd in April, foreign trade data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed on Wednesday.
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"We fully understand high-tech factories' characteristic of fast-paced shipments of goods, we won't create obstacles for the pace of their exports," the foreign trade official told Reuters, on condition of anonymity.
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Efforts to package Section 22019 into foreign trade agreements ramped up during the NAFTA negotiations in 2018, and language mirroring 230 is now part of the USMCA that is currently awaiting Congressional approval.
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Workers who lose their jobs due to foreign trade are eligible for Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), a program that allows them to receive benefits such as subsidized health insurance and extended unemployment benefits.
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One possibility, according to Vanessa Sciarra, vice president of legal affairs and trade policy at the National Foreign Trade Council, would be for Congress to define the interests of national security more narrowly.
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A loosening of control by the anti-Western hardliners who currently dominate both bodies could strengthen Rouhani's hand to open Iran further to foreign trade and investment following last year's breakthrough nuclear deal.
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First, it will be well served by embracing existing energy efficiency programs (managed by the DOE, DOT, EPA, and FTC) as crucial for improving the economy, foreign trade, national security, and the environment.
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Sun was targeted for his work for Foreign Trade Bank, North Korea's state export bank, while Li was designated for opening front companies for previously targeted banks that work with North Korea's government.
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He is accused of failing declare a close relationship with Arcuri before helping her business receive £126,000 in public money and overruling officials in order to grant her access to foreign trade missions.
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"I can't begin to tell you how many conversations I've had with my colleagues, both in the Senate and since then, about the need to equate foreign trade with national security," she said.
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"He could not buy them with the income of an S.O.E. official," said Ngo Quy Nham, a senior lecturer in management at the Foreign Trade University in Hanoi, referring to state-owned enterprises.
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And Caplan calculates that a voter ignorant of economics will tend to be more pessimistic, more suspicious of market competition and of rises in productivity, and more wary of foreign trade and immigration.
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It will be hard for China's foreign trade growth to remain in the double digits this year, Huang Songping, spokesman for the General Administration of Customs, said on Friday at a press briefing.
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Lilianne Ploumen, 54, minister of foreign trade and development cooperation in the Netherlands, established a nongovernmental organization, She Decides, to raise money for aid groups whose funding is threatened under the new order.
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Catherine Schultz, vice president for tax policy at the National Foreign Trade Council, said that it would be the "best case scenario" if France repeals its tax before any U.S. tariffs take effect.
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U.S. officials targeted Russian Financial Society and accused it of opening multiple bank accounts for Dandong Zhongsheng Industry & Trade Co. Ltd, which is owned and controlled by North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank (FTB).
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The nuclear-armed nation is seeking more than $7.7 million in investment, the Seoul-based online newspaper NK News reported last month, citing information from a website run by North Korea's foreign trade ministry.
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The U.S. Justice Department at the time accused the banks of working with a Hong Kong company, which allegedly laundered more than $100 million for North Korea's sanctioned Foreign Trade Bank, the paper said.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China is drawing up new measures aimed at stabilising foreign trade, the official China Securities Journal reported on Thursday, to offset the effects of a bitter trade war with the United States.
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The value of U.S. exports was around $22017 million in 20.8 after several hurricanes impacted Cuba, and last year total sales fell below $21.4 million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's Foreign Trade program.
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He ticked off areas in which he could beat Mrs Clinton: on border security and fears of crime caused by immigrants, on foreign trade and jobs and on Islamic terrorism ("She's very, very weak").
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Foreign trade is another area of public policy that needs attention to (a) level the playing field for our overseas business operations, and (b) significantly improve international policy coordination to reduce global trade imbalances.
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China, therefore, could get a pass, with a rider enjoining Zhongnanhai mandarins to generate more growth from domestic demand, and to keep their markets open to foreign trade, direct investments and international capital flows.
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We are aggressively fighting predatory foreign trade practices, breaking down barriers to American exports, addressing the theft of intellectual property and designs, and challenging market-distorting industrial subsidies that continue to harm American industries.
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Current account, the broadest measure of a country's foreign trade in both goods and services, is part of the balance of payments, which records all of its transactions with the rest of the world.
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Helped by a steady rise in employment levels, low interest rates and rising real wages, Europe's biggest economy is increasingly dependent on strong domestic demand to drive growth to offset weakness in foreign trade.
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But if China were more open to foreign trade, it wouldn't be necessary for Ford to risk investment there, and it's possible that rising Chinese demand could be counted on for more American jobs.
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While some market players are concerned about the new body's independence from Russian officials, the agriculture ministry has said it wanted the new association to be a strong union and include foreign trade houses.
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The value of U.S. exports was around $700 million in 2008 after several hurricanes impacted Cuba, and last year total sales fell below $200 million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's Foreign Trade program.
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"The Gordian knot has been broken," said Volker Treier, foreign trade chief at the German chambers of commerce and industry (DIHK), who is in Riyadh to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the local chamber.
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The best gauge of the underlying momentum in the economy at home is the reported figure for real final sales to domestic purchasers, which excludes temporary inventory changes and erratic movements in foreign trade.
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"Wall Street is a very easy boogeyman to attack in situations like these," said Rufus Yerxa, a former US trade official who now leads the National Foreign Trade Council, in an interview with CNN.
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A drop in the Iranian currency following the reimposition of sanctions has disrupted Iran's foreign trade and boosted annual inflation, which the International Monetary Fund forecasts at 35.7% this year and 31% next year.
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The U.S. Justice Department has accused the banks of working with a Hong Kong-based front company, Mingzheng International Trading Limited, which allegedly laundered more than $100 million for North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank.
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The bloc's biggest member, Germany, posted steady economic growth in the final quarter of 2015, as higher state spending to cope with an influx of refugees and construction offset a drag from foreign trade.
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In contrast to Monday, when selling of stocks was indiscriminate, many of the biggest losers on Tuesday were related to Qatar's foreign trade, which could decline or face higher costs due to the sanctions.
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But not until these voters were offered a Republican who ran as an unapologetic populist, railing against foreign trade deals and illegal immigration, did they move so drastically away from their ancestral political home.
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Local governments have been seeking ways to sustain growth as the national economy, highly dependent on foreign trade and trade with China, slows amid global uncertainties and a political impasse between Taipei and Beijing.
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The best solutions for a stronger and steadier long-term growth would be to use fiscal, structural and foreign trade policies to relieve and remove the physical limits to a faster noninflationary economic activity.
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Russian companies, which are expecting further sanctions and whose ability to borrow in U.S. dollars is restricted, are trying to transfer foreign trade contracts and borrow in other currencies, in particular, in the euro.
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They will also be free to deal with the Iranian transport and financial sectors, including banks, which will be able to switch back into the SWIFT transactions system, a key to rekindling foreign trade.
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Many companies faced significant risks of cancelled orders and rejections in product delivery and payments, said Li Xingqian, director of the ministry's foreign trade department, calling for "urgently needed" export credit insurance for them.
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Since 90 percent of North Korea's foreign trade goes through China, Beijing's recalcitrance means the administration cannot return to its policy of "maximum pressure," which relied on the economic and diplomatic isolation of Pyongyang.
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"We're obviously very worried about how China will retaliate and whether they'll start to target U.S. companies in China," said Rufus Yerxa, the president of the National Foreign Trade Council, which represents major exporters.
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The resumption of work rate for key enterprises in foreign trade is near, or at, 100% in 19 provinces and municipalities, including Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Shanghai, according to China's Ministry of Commerce on Thursday.
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The better outlook for this year was driven by a more resilient private consumption growth and a positive contribution from net foreign trade due to a larger demand for domestic production, the bank said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German retail sales dropped by 0.9 percent in April, their second consecutive fall, casting some doubt over expectations that consumer spending will propel growth in Europe's largest economy as foreign trade weakens.
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Private consumption has been a growth driver in recent years as consumers benefit from rising wages, record-high employment and strong job security but foreign trade propelled Germany's fourth-quarter expansion of 0.6 percent.
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If those numbers are not enough to convince people that foreign trade problems are inseparable from national security considerations, maybe some events from recent economic history could help to provide more food for thought.
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Licences to import around 88,000 tonnes of refined bleached deodorised palmolein from Nepal were issued to about half a dozen importers, said a Kolkata-based official at India's Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).
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Unsettled by the president's skepticism of foreign trade, governors have made newly pointed appeals to international businesses and consumers, at times gently rebuking the White House for presenting an inhospitable face to the world.
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In fact, some of the most recent Fed statements are clearly implying that they don't think much of the announced economic stimulus measures: tax cuts, infrastructure investments, market deregulations and better foreign trade policies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The World Bank on Tuesday raised its forecast for China's economic growth in 2017 to 6.8 percent from 6.7 percent it projected in October, as personal consumption and foreign trade supported growth.
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Licenses to import around 88,000 tonnes of refined bleached deodorized palmolein from Nepal were issued to about half a dozen importers, said a Kolkata-based official at India's Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).
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While in the White House, Bush steered the United States through the collapse of the Soviet Union, presided over an American-led victory against Iraq in Kuwait, and expanded the nation's foreign trade footprint.
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Together, it amounted to a major political rebuke as the White House proceeds with its plans to overhaul the tax code, revise foreign trade deals, reinvest in U.S. infrastructure and address health care reform.
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The U.S. Department of Justice back then accused the banks of working with a Hong Kong company, which allegedly laundered over $100 million for North Korea's sanctioned Foreign Trade Bank, according to the paper.
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He told reporters on Wednesday that the newly appointed party leader Petteri Orpo, who is also taking over as finance minister, had asked him to stay in the cabinet as a minister of foreign trade.
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The idea that job losses are due to foreign trade, for example, has been a major Trump theme before and after the election, but it's still unclear what exactly he plans to do about it.
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BERLIN, Aug 31 (Reuters) - German retail sales rose by 1.7 percent on the month in July but an unexpected yearly fall dampened hopes that consumer spending would drive growth and compensate for weakening foreign trade.
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In comments carried by state media late on Wednesday, Xi said China's trade with countries participating in the new Silk Road exceeded $1 trillion in 2015, accounting for a quarter of its total foreign trade.
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They have guarded against a foreign-trade invasion to a fault: hundreds of its 1,598 pages cover national "reservations", protecting everything from the livelihoods of veterinary surgeons in Alberta to executive-search services in Slovenia.
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Surveys suggest little difference between Republicans and Democrats in their views regarding foreign trade in general—Republicans have traditionally been strongly in favor of the idea it strengthens the economy and Democrats have increasingly agreed.
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American foreign-trade zones are supposed to encourage domestic production by letting firms bring in inputs tariff-free (solving the problem of tariff inversion, where finished goods carry a lower tariff than their component parts).
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said changes in U.S. and foreign trade policies since January 21 will reduce inflation-adjusted U.S. gross domestic product by 22019 percent from what it would be otherwise by 22.3.
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A loyal foreign trade official under communism, the 63-year-old Babis has since forged a business empire that includes food and chemical companies, the country's biggest broadsheet newspaper and the biggest private radio station.
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The U.S. Treasury Department said Moscow-based Agrosoyuz Commercial Bank had conducted "a significant transaction" for Han Jang Su, the Moscow-based chief representative of Foreign Trade Bank (FTB), North Korea's primary foreign exchange bank.
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Europe's largest economy grew 0.7 percent between January and March, its strongest quarterly rate in two years, as soaring private consumption, higher construction investment and state spending on migrants more than offset weak foreign trade.
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On Thursday, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi all but pledged to ease monetary policy further as the economic growth outlook in the euro zone, which accounts for the brunt of Hungary's foreign trade, deteriorates.
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The head office, BAPRO also has international coverage through branches and representative offices in five countries mainly to attend domestic needs related to intraregional foreign trade supporting the commercial activity of Argentina in the region.
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The data, collated by Brazil's Ministry of Industry, Foreign Trade and Services, shows increased exports across all major product groups, including chicken and meat, which were recently shunned by international importers amid allegations of corruption.
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"As China gets more expensive, it becomes viable for some industries to produce closer to home and Paraguay is close to home," said Thomaz Zanotto, foreign trade director for Sao Paulo's powerful business chamber FIESP.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is unlikely to see significant impact on its foreign trade and investment flows following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the chief executive of Europe's biggest bank HSBC said on Monday.
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In November, Mirziyoyev sacked Elyor Ganiyev, minister of foreign trade, who was described in a leaked 2006 United States diplomatic cable as "the pawn of senior officials at the National Security Service" run by Inoyatov.
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"Of course a far-reaching trade war would be detrimental for everyone in the end, but mainly the countries whose growth heavily depends on foreign trade," said Commerzbank currency strategist Thu Lan Nguyen in Frankfurt.
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"Ironically, this crisis may have increased Bolsonaro's popularity because of his nationalism grounded in the threat of losing control over the Amazon to foreigners," said Welber Barral, a lobbyist and former Brazilian foreign trade secretary.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Two-way trade between Brazil and China this year is expected to reach $105 billion to $110 billion，Marcos Troyjo, foreign trade secretary at the Brazilian Economy Ministry, said on Thursday.
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The European Union has a "blocking regulation" dating from 1996, designed as a countermeasure against United States sanctions against Cuba and Iran, and later only Cuba, that seeks to prohibit compliance with foreign-trade restrictions.
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A number of external risks is clouding Germany's foreign trade outlook, including the uncertainty about the outcome of Brexit negotiations between Britain and the remaining 27 European Union members on their future relationship, it said.
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Earlier this month, INSEE had forecast that France was on course this year for its strongest economic growth since 2011 this year, as foreign trade proves less of a drag and the unemployment rate falls.
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But China wields leverage over North Korea by virtue of being its largest trading partner (it accounts for more than 90% of North Korea's foreign trade) and Beijing could exert more economic pressure on Pyongyang.
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