Tunisia: Full Involvement in AfCFTA Could Increase National Income By 6 Percent By 2035 - Minister of Trade
"Tunisia's national income should increase by 6% by 2035 under the condition of a full involvement in the African continental zone, through the removal of tarif
Tunisia
Vehicles & Transport Equipment
30-11-2021
Kuwait fiscal deficit narrows as higher oil prices boost revenues
Kuwait’s budget deficit for the seven months of FY21/22 was lower than expected at KD 1.2 billion.
Kuwait
30-11-2021
France stocks higher at close of trade; CAC 40 up 0.54%
France stocks were higher after the close on Monday, as gains in the Foods & Drugs, Gas & Water and General Financial sectors led shares higher.
France
Gold & Jewelry
30-11-2021
Mexico to reinstate temporary tariffs on steel imports in 2022
Mexico announced the temporary reinstatement of 15% import tariffs on some types of steel to begin in the next year, aimed at boosting the industry after a slum
Mexico
Base Metal and Articles
30-11-2021
Egypt is Canada’s top trading partner in Africa: Ambassador Louis Dumas
To better understand the nature of Egypt-Canada relations, Daily News Egypt paid a visit to Louis Dumas, the Ambassador of Canada to Egypt, at his residence in
Canada
30-11-2021
China feed imports double previous record
The import growth can be attributed to a convergence of events.
China
Food & Beverages
30-11-2021
Singapore raises 2021 trade forecasts again as exports grow 9% in Q3
Singapore raised its trade forecasts on Wednesday (Nov 24) amid a "better-than-expected" performance and robust global semiconductor demand in the third quarter
Singapore
Food & Beverages
29-11-2021
Brazil’s potential in $5trn global halal trade to be discussed
The latest developments in Brazil’s halal market and new insights into the $5 trillion global halal trade will come up at the Global Halal Brazil Business forum
Brazil
Food & Beverages
29-11-2021
Belgium Sharply Increases Imports of Additives for Lubricating Oils
In 2020, Belgium’s imports of additives for lubricating oils rose substantially from 88K tonnes in 2019 to 145K tonnes in 2020.
Belgium