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Soaring energy prices and trading disruption push balance €1bn into the red for May
The (so far fruitless) debate over carbon border measures is taking place privately between the EU and the US
A predicted economic boom from American companies relocating closer to home has not arrived. Many blame the president
Some officials hope the move could ease inflation but others fear political backlash in an election year
Accord is the first Brussels has struck in three years after resistance among members to reducing barriers
Move risks legal challenge at the World Trade Organization
The shift from Asia-Pacific economics to Indo-Pacific security is more than semantic
Washington says sanctions send ‘powerful message’ to anyone backing Moscow’s Ukraine invasion
Shipments from Chinese region barred under rules in effect from June 21
Action is needed to shore up the global commons — and less powerful countries must take the initiative
The government’s approach is being reimagined for political reasons on the hoof
A fresh concern arises, but shipping companies are investing like crazy for the long term
Relations were strained by Canberra’s ban on Huawei and calls for an investigation into Covid’s origins
Ukraine, Moldova set to receive EU candidate status today
LNG processor Cheniere also greenlights capacity boost for Texas liquefaction project
The UK’s strained post-Brexit ties with the 27-nation bloc contrast with its constructive attitude elsewhere
Draghi likely to bring up price caps as IEA warns of total gas cut-off
From treating trade as optional to overstating the merits of self-sufficiency, these are errors to avoid as we head into a new world
Trade Secrets talks to director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala about the ‘industry of negativism’ around the institution
Xi Jinping’s antivirus strategy risks long-term fallout on international business, according to survey
US and European companies spreading production around Asia rather than reshoring, shipping group chief claims
Talks with India will present first challenge as EU increasingly uses economic muscle to change policies elsewhere
If the global trade body did not exist it would have to be reinvented
SDIC has marketed its environmental credentials but has invested in controversial hydropower plant
Remarks contrast with data from western institutions, which estimate blow to EU has been less severe
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