China exports see unexpected spike in July
China saw another surprise jump in exports last month as the global economy slowly reopened after virus lockdowns, data showed Friday, but there were warnings t
China
Mineral Products
10-08-2020
Russia continues raising fuel oil exports to United States
Russia has continued increasing fuel exports to the United States, raising them by 16% in July from June, to 1.078 million tonnes, replacing crude oil supplies
Chemical Products
09-08-2020
China’s exports surge, imports of raw materials create record
China’s economy appeared to be gathering pace in July as exports rose the most this year while some raw material imports hit record highs, adding to hopes for a
China
09-08-2020
Kenya's exports to African markets rise amid COVID-19
Kenya's exports to African countries, particularly in the East African Community and Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) markets, are resurgi
Kenya
Food & Beverages
09-08-2020
Australian wood pellet exports hit record 1H high
Australian wood pellet exports hit a record high in the first half of 2020, boosted by shipments to the UK and the Netherlands in the first and second quarters
Australia
09-08-2020
Italy's foreign trade continues recovery in June: ISTAT
Italy's foreign trade picked up in June compared to May, with imports rising by 16.1 percent and exports by 14.4 percent, the National Statistics Institute (IST
Italy
Food & Beverages
09-08-2020
Portugal's exports down 17.1 pct in first half of 2020
The National Statistics Institute of Portugal (INE) said on Friday that the country's exports fell 17.1 percent in the first half of 2020 from the same period l
Portugal
08-08-2020
Russia Exports More Ice Cream
According to SeaNews Russian Foreign Trade Customs Statistics online service, in Q1 2020 Russia exported 5.6 thousand tons of ice cream and juice ice, up 40% ye
Food & Beverages
06-08-2020
PH exports, imports down 24.7% in H1 amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Philippines’ sales of its products abroad and the value of goods it imported from January to June fell by nearly a fourth to $67.5 billion amid a COVID-19-i
Philippines