Nigeria imports $5.26bn generators, others
Nigeria spent $5.26bn importing electric generating sets, electric transformers, vacuum cleaners, hair clippers, and other electrical machinery and equipment in
Nigeria
Electrical Machinery & Apparatus
12-09-2022
Trade Between Russia, Serbia Up Almost 57% In H1 2022 - Innovation Minister
Trade between Russia and Serbia rose by nearly 57% in the first half of 2022 compared to the same period last year, Serbian Innovation Minister Nenad Popovic sa
Serbia
Chemical Products
12-09-2022
Egypt’s foreign trade volume increased to about $98.476bln by the end of March 2022
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) announced on Saturday that the volume of Egypt’s foreign trade increased by the end of March 2022 to about $98.476bn, compared t
Egypt
Food & Beverages
12-09-2022
Uganda farmers, millers seek ban on maize exports
Ugandan farmers and millers are seeking a ban on the export of maize so as to retain husks used for the manufacture of animal feeds.
Uganda
Food & Beverages
12-09-2022
Ukraine ready to export 100,000 tonnes of coal to Poland
Ukraine is prepared to consider introducing quotas for the export of 100,000 tonnes of hard coal to Poland in September, Denys Shmyhal, the Ukrainian prime mini
Poland
Mineral Products
12-09-2022
Pakistan’s Exports To Latin American Countries Show Significant Surge
The export of different items from Pakistan to several countries in Latin America showed a significant increase in the first month of the current fiscal, Wealth
Pakistan
Textiles
12-09-2022
Peruvian grape exports rising exponentially
Peru's agricultural exports are climbing.
Peru
Food & Beverages
12-09-2022
Australia and New Zealand trade deal bill passes second reading in House of Commons
The Trade (Australia and New Zealand) Bill received its second reading in Parliament yesterday (6 September), clearing its first major hurdle in the legislative
New Zealand
Food & Beverages
12-09-2022
US trade deficit narrows in July; exports at record high
The US trade deficit narrowed in July as exports hit a record high, a trend that could see trade continuing to contribute to gross domestic product in the third
United States