Greece's current account gap narrows in February as exports surge
Greece's current account deficit narrowed in February to 840 million euros ($1.01 billion) as a surge in exports and lower imports outweighed the impact of a sl
Greece
Food & Beverages
26-04-2021
France set to import large cargo of Romanian wheat
A large cargo of Romanian wheat has set sail for France, marking an unusually big import of the grain by the European Union’s biggest wheat exporter, traders sa
France
Food & Beverages
26-04-2021
Singapore fuel oil inventories near 5-month high as net imports stay firm
Singapore residual fuel oil inventories rose to their highest in nearly five months in the week ended April 21, as elevated net import volumes pushed stock 4% h
Singapore
Chemical Products
26-04-2021
Canada exports to US on Great Lakes likely to average 10-year high this summer
Higher year-over-year contracted export capacity on Great Lakes Gas Transmission pipeline combined with lower natural gas injections in Alberta looks likely to
Canada
Chemical Products
26-04-2021
Ghana exported US$21.7bn commodities between 2014 and 2019 – World Bank
Ghana exported a total of US$21.7 billion dollars between 2014 and 2019, making it the 72nd exporter in the world.
Ghana
Gold & Jewelry
26-04-2021
Increase in exports of Tunisian citrus fruit
Since the beginning of the export season (October 1st, 2020), the exports of citrus fruit from Tunisia have increased by 57% to reach 15,246 tons, compared to 9
Tunisia
Food & Beverages
26-04-2021
Trade minister Dan Tehan says free trade deal with UK ready by June
Trade minister Dan Tehan has departed Britain promising an in-principle trade deal with the United Kingdom by June.
United Kingdom
Food & Beverages
26-04-2021
Turkey’s new trade minister pledges efforts to boost exports
Turkey’s new trade minister Wednesday pledged efforts to further increase exports in his first remarks after assuming the role.
Turkey
25-04-2021
PH-China trade soars to $16.4B in Q1
China is committed to expand investment ties with the Philippines following a surge in bilateral trade in the first quarter of the year.
Philippines