Tunisia's current account deficit to widen to 10% of gdp in 2022
Tunisia's current account deficit is expected to widen to around 10% of GDP in 2022, against 6.8% initially forecast, the central bank governor said on Friday,
Tunisia
Food & Beverages
23-05-2022
UAE and Turkey export credit agencies sign agreement
Etihad Credit Insurance, the UAE Federal export credit company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Turkey’s export credit agency – Turk Eximban
United Arab Emirates
Food & Beverages
20-05-2022
Russia needs significant rise in imports, development bank VEB says
The Russian economy, hit by unprecedented Western sanctions, is potentially resilient but needs a significant increase in imports and greater freedoms, economis
Russia
Chemical Products
20-05-2022
UAE-German non-oil trade rises 10.5 per cent to $9.5 billion in 2021
The UAE has become Germany’s most important trading partner in the Middle East, said Dr Thani Bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of State for Foreign Trade, adding
United Arab Emirates
Food & Beverages
20-05-2022
China opens new air route for durians from Thailand
The first Tianjin Air Cargo flight carrying Thai durians landed at Nanning Airport in Guangxi, China on Friday, opening a new shipment route for Thailand’s prim
Thailand
Food & Beverages
20-05-2022
Cooking oil prices to cool as Indonesia lifts export ban
Cooking oil prices in the domestic market are set to soften after Indonesia, the world’s largest producer of palm oil, Thursday decided to lift its export ban f
Indonesia
Food & Beverages
20-05-2022
Vietnam: year-round dragon fruit supply thanks to local investments
Vietnamese dragon fruit has a strong potential for the European market.
Vietnam
Food & Beverages
20-05-2022
China boosts coal output to offset lower gas imports, high prices
China has ramped up coal production to offset declines in imports of coal and LNG amid surging global energy prices, and analysts expect natural gas consumption
China
Chemical Products
20-05-2022
Japan's trade gap widens as import costs surge on supply pressures
Japan's exports extended double-digit gains for a third straight month in April, but surging global commodity costs inflated the country's import bill to a reco
Japan