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Attempts by the US to reduce current account imbalances with trade policy are futile
Beijing seeks to extend influence in order to protect investments in the volatile region
Taiwan companies confront global onshoring push as chip crunch persists
European Commission is keen to avoid the issue dominating the campaign ahead of Stormont elections in May
Contrary to anti-globalisation rhetoric, last year’s snarl-ups were a sign of rebounding demand
Renesas and Tokyo Electron also race to respond to geopolitical tensions
British Chambers of Commerce warns border procedures and insufficient worker visas are disrupting business
Surpluses will continue as Beijing struggles to rein in burgeoning debt and increase domestic consumption
The EU needs to respond to economic coercion or its geopolitical ambitions will be cruelly exposed
Lockdowns and restrictions risk causing greater disruption than during earlier waves of the pandemic
New barometer suggests pressures were most acute in October, but have since tracked lower
British foreign secretary and European commissioner hold cordial talks on a possible compromise
Global demand offsets challenges for economy grappling with property slowdown and Covid restrictions
Beijing targeting companies that use components made in the Baltic state, says Gabrielius Landsbergis
Survey finds that more businesses are adjusting to protocol’s new trading arrangements
France may simply end up using a new anti-coercion tool as a protectionist weapon
Sentences of up to almost 5 years handed down as Omicron restrictions threaten supply chains
Beijing has signalled a more cautious approach amid warnings that several African countries could struggle to repay debts
All sides face tough decisions as talks between Liz Truss and Maros Sefcovic get under way this week
Choked-up ports, big-power rivalries and climate change — Alan Beattie outlines trade challenges for 2022
There are many barriers still to cross but with talks resuming next week, the pressure is on to do a deal
Investment plan follows harsh measures taken by Beijing against the Baltic state
Tighter ‘Made in America’ rules could fuel tensions with trading partners
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania try to balance economic opportunities with geopolitical rhetoric
Semiconductor manufacturers hope to secure export licences to supply blacklisted Chinese companies
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