Russia is caught in a trap, prestigious paper writes. In the 'death zone', one cannot survive forever
The Economist warns that Russia's economy is in a 'death zone' with declining export revenues and an unsustainable budget, exacerbated by continuous military expenditure amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Economists: Latvia's economy grew faster than expected last year
Latvia's economy has shown stronger than anticipated growth in the past year, marking its best performance since 2018.
Japan is no longer one of the 'world's top five export countries'... falling behind Korea and Italy
Japan has fallen to the seventh largest exporter in the world, overtaken by South Korea and Italy, according to a recent report from the Nikkei Asian Review.
"The numbers don’t add up": the fishing sector asked the Government to remove taxes and warned of paralysis
The fishing sector in Argentina has warned the government that without the removal of export taxes, the industry could face a shutdown despite having generated over $2 billion in exports last year.
Araraquara closes the last quarter of 2025 with a surplus and an increase in company creation
Araraquara has ended the fourth quarter of 2025 with a commercial surplus and an increase in active companies, although the job market has contracted.
Major lithium producer imposes export ban
Zimbabwe has enacted an immediate export ban on all raw minerals and lithium concentrates to promote local processing and curtail export malpractices.
Government sets export target of $740 billion for this year, focusing on eight key items
The Korean government has set an export target of $740 billion for the year, planning to support eight key sectors to achieve this goal despite existing trade pressures.
Ebrard says that Mexico will pay lower tariffs under the new global tax of 10% imposed by Trump
Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, claims that the new 10% global tariff announced by Trump will reduce Mexico's export tariffs, improving the country's trade position compared to previous rates.
Think Tank: Russia's Oil Revenues Have Fallen
A recent analysis from the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air reveals that Russia's oil and gas export revenues have dropped significantly over the past year, with an estimated decline of 27%.
Dollars: February could end with a significant drop in foreign currency liquidation
In February, Argentina's agro-exportation sector is projected to see a $1.4 billion liquidation of foreign currency, down $450 million from January.
Currency Truce: The Official Dollar Falls Again and Consolidates Below $1400
The official dollar continues to decline, settling below $1400 amid economic factors such as increased export currency liquidation and a weaker global dollar.
The Strong Crown Cost Exporters Over 100 Billion Crowns Last Year, Exports Were Record-Breaking
The Czech koruna's strength significantly affected exporters last year, leading to losses exceeding 100 billion crowns despite record-high export levels.
Exporters: A strong crown cost exporters over 100 billion last year, exports were record high
Czech exporters faced significant losses due to the strong crown despite achieving record-high export levels last year.
Confindustria, tariffs and export burden Italian industry: 'The dollar is too weak'
A report from Confindustria anticipates slow and volatile recovery in Italian industry due to a weak dollar and fragile consumer demand.
Tariffs, Feltrin (Federlegno): "We will lose 8-9% in the US and the weak dollar hurts us"
Claudio Feltrin, president of FederlegnoArredo, expresses concerns over potential losses in the US market due to tariffs and the negative impact of a weak dollar.
Mexican Export to the US Breaks Historic Record, Reaches 534.9 Billion USD in 2025
Mexican exports to the United States reached a historic high of 534.9 billion USD in 2025, marking a 5.8 percent increase from the previous year.
1240 billion dollars: the American trade deficit reached a new record in 2025 despite tariffs
The American trade deficit reached a record high of $1.24 trillion in 2025, driven by a larger increase in imports than exports, despite existing tariffs on many incoming products.
The value of Latvia's goods exports rose by 3.7% last year; the most important product - wooden products
Latvia's goods export value increased by 3.7% last year, with wooden products being the most significant item.
IMF Warns China of Export-Driven Economy: 'Must Shift to Consumption-Driven Growth'
The IMF has warned that China's export and investment-dependent economic model exacerbates external imbalances and negatively impacts trading partners, urging a transition to a consumption-driven growth model.
Export Jump in Japan
Japan's export increased by 16.8 percent in January compared to the same month last year, driven by a significant rise in exports to China and other Asian markets.
FDP: In many export sectors, volume dominates over quality
Latvia's export structure remains characterized by low added value in several sectors, indicating that quantity is prioritized over quality, according to Jānis Priede, the head of the Fiscal Discipline Council.
Cattle meat exports in MT register the largest volume in history in 1 month
Mato Grosso set a record for cattle meat exports in January, shipping 83.06 thousand tons, marking a 53.18% increase from the previous year.
Highest trade surplus in nearly a year
Norway's trade surplus reached nearly 76 billion kroner in January 2026, a significant increase attributed to soaring export revenues from oil and gas.
Military and dual-use equipment production in Latvia could become a new driving force for our economy
The article discusses the potential of military equipment manufacturing in Latvia as a response to global economic uncertainties and as a means of diversifying exports.
Tajani: "The work started with the Export Plan continues to bear fruit"
Italian Vice Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani emphasizes the success of the Export Plan, highlighting a 3.3% increase in exports and continuing efforts to strengthen Italy's presence in global markets.
Days of High Commercial Result
Ecuador's Valentine's Day brings significant economic benefits, notably in the flower export sector despite challenges from previous protests and adverse weather.
It is official: oil is no longer Ecuador's top export product
In 2025, shrimp surpassed oil to become Ecuador's leading export product, generating $8.401 billion in exports compared to oil's $7.749 billion.
Has economic growth begun, Minister Sakari Puisto? Type your question to the minister
Finnish economy shows signs of recovery as export companies report filled order books, prompting a discussion with Minister Sakari Puisto on economic growth and EU competitiveness.
Nigeria posts $10.83bn trade surplus on stronger exports
Nigeria achieved a trade surplus of $10.83 billion in the first nine months of 2025, driven by strong export growth and a decline in imports.
Cellulose exports grow, but sector may have imbalance
Brazil's cellulose export sector continues to expand, reaching record levels, but faces potential challenges ahead.
"Power of the agro-industry": the Government reported a record registration of grain exports in January
In January, Argentina recorded a historic high of grain export registrations, driven mainly by wheat and barley performance, marking a 13.6% increase over the previous record.
FM: Forecasts Indicate Continued Export Growth
Latvia's export dynamics are expected to remain relatively stable into early 2026 despite price fluctuations and global trade risks, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Russia-Ethiopia trade nearly triples – ambassador
Trade between Russia and Ethiopia has seen remarkable growth in 2025, nearly tripling compared to the previous year, driven by both countries' key export products.
Top 10 companies account for 40% of total exports...Semiconductors soar alone
South Korea's top 10 exporters comprised 40% of the nation’s record export earnings, with semiconductor exports significantly increasing even as other sectors saw declines.
Ukraine Begins Exporting Weapons, Aiming to Monetize Military Technologies
Ukraine is starting to export weapons in order to monetize its military technologies.
Corporate News Filter: Taraba is already talking about saving the Košice Steelworks, but the factory has not confirmed it yet
The article discusses the mixed economic outlook for Slovakia, highlighting both positive export growth and questionable government efforts to save failing local industries.
Goods export increased by 7 percent and import by 8 percent last year
Goods export from Estonia increased by 7% and import by 8% in 2025 compared to the previous year, leading to a trade deficit of €3.8 billion.
Will the world economy lift Finland from the swamp? Export companies have survived a tough year, but proper support is not in sight
Despite a challenging and chaotic year, Finland's key export companies have managed to adapt better than expected amidst global uncertainties caused by geopolitical tensions.
Croatia's Exports Grew Faster Than Imports Last Year
In 2025, Croatia's export value reached 25.1 billion euros, a 4.4% increase from the previous year, while imports grew by 3.3% to 44.3 billion euros, resulting in a trade deficit of 19.2 billion euros.
What 'account' did Greek exports make in 2025 – How much did the 'scissors' of the trade deficit close?
In 2025, Greece's trade deficit decreased to €33.515 billion, despite negative export performance, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority.
One Month After Announcement of China's Export Regulation Strengthening, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Says 'We Will Keep a Close Eye on Future Developments'
A month after China's announcement to strengthen export regulations on dual-use items to Japan, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry reports no significant impacts but calls for a withdrawal of the measures and to monitor future developments closely.
Political will key to Nigeria’s export prosperity — NRS boss
The Chairman of the Nigeria Revenue Service emphasized the necessity of strong political will for the transformation of Nigeria's economic potential into export-led prosperity during a lecture at Obafemi Awolowo University.
Even with U.S. tariff hike, trade balance surplus rises 86% in January to $4.32 billion
Brazil's trade balance reported a surplus of $4.32 billion in January, marking an 86% increase compared to the same month in 2025.
Caputo confronted Kicillof and revived the debate on competitiveness in the automotive industry
Economy Minister Luis Caputo's statements about possibly eliminating export duties amid declining production and exports have reignited discussions surrounding the competitiveness of Argentina's automotive industry.
The oil industry, the engine of development
The oil and gas sector significantly contributed to Argentina's economic growth and export expansion in 2025, despite a mainly stagnant economy.
Africa: South Africa Joins Afreximbank, Announces U.S.$8bn Country Programme
South Africa has officially joined the African Export-Import Bank, launching an $8 billion country programme that enhances its financial sovereignty.
South Africa: South Africa Joins Afreximbank, Announces US$8bn Country Programme
South Africa officially joins the African Export-Import Bank and announces an $8 billion country program, enhancing its financial sovereignty.
The weakening of the US dollar means both bad and good for Estonia
The recent depreciation of the US dollar against the euro brings mixed messages for Estonia, complicating the export market for exporters while providing slight relief to everyday consumers in terms of lower prices at gas stations and stores.
From China, a Global Car Exporter that Threatens Even the Czech Republic Has Emerged
China has transformed into a global car exporter, posing a challenge to markets like the Czech Republic.
Córdoba, an agro-industrial province: the sector represented 85% of export revenues in 2025
The agro-industrial sector was crucial for Argentina's economy in 2025, accounting for 85% of Córdoba's export revenues, which totaled $10.9 billion.