16 results for “global trade”
AI chip export controls entered a new phase in 2026. This guide explains the licensing regime, who is affected, and what compliance teams should do before year-end.
AI customs clearance is moving from pilot projects to everyday practice in 2026. This guide explains how automated border processing works and what traders should do now.
Intel's latest warning of significant cash burn this year intensifies pressure on its foundry strategy, raising questions about its turnaround timeline and customer prospects.
The U.S. has lifted tariffs on selected Canadian imports, signaling a potential thaw in the trade standoff that began in August, though a comprehensive deal remains elusive.
Europe will release 42 million barrels of oil, per OilPrice, as the Iran war adds $11 billion a month to the EU's import bill. Inside the mechanics of strategic-reserve releases, why this one is sized the way it is, and what it can and cannot fix.
Declining logistics costs signal supply chain normalization, even as workforce challenges persist and freight costs shift across segments.
While goods prices have cooled in recent months, services inflation continues to drive overall price increases, creating a persistent core inflation challenge for central banks.
The global economy is showing a clear divergence between robust services sectors and struggling manufacturing industries, creating a two-speed economic landscape with distinct regional patterns and policy implications.
Understanding the fundamental differences between universal and targeted tariffs reveals their distinct impacts on global trade, consumer prices, and international relations.
Container shipping markets continue to experience price swings despite the end of pandemic disruptions, revealing deeper structural issues in global supply chains.