The Kremlin Cuts Prices to Maintain Exports to China. The Budget Loses Billions
Russia is reducing oil prices to remain competitive in the Chinese market, impacting its budget significantly.
Zimbabwe halts raw mineral exports
Zimbabwe's Ministry of Mines announced an immediate suspension of all raw mineral and lithium concentrate exports for the time being, citing national interest and asking mining companies to cooperate with the government.
Arabs hate Iran, but fear an American attack
Saudi Arabia is preparing for a possible U.S. military attack on Iran by increasing its oil production and exports, according to Riyadh sources.
Washington allows the resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba
The U.S. Treasury has announced it will permit companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba, potentially alleviating the island's severe fuel crisis.
Clothing - Textiles: Exports decreased by 7.2% in 2025
Greek exports in the clothing and textile sector fell by 7.2% in 2025 due to inflation and changes in consumer behavior.
Air cargo reforms signal push for non-oil exports
Nigeria is focusing on enhancing non-oil exports through air cargo reforms aimed at improving infrastructure and revenue generation.
How other countries are fighting for export markets for food?
The article discusses the impressive growth of Poland's agricultural food exports since joining the European Union in 2004, highlighting the role of individual business initiatives and recent institutional support.
Unveiling 'Global Tariffs'... Additional to Existing Tariffs, Favorable to Korea Under FTA
The newly implemented 10% global tariff by the Trump administration adds to existing tariffs, positioning South Korea favorably due to its zero basic tariffs on most exports to the U.S.
$200 million business: the second case of avian influenza detected in Buenos Aires and poultry exports remain suspended
Argentina reports a second case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Lobos, resulting in continued suspension of poultry exports due to sanitary concerns.
Producers worry that terrestrial blockade of exports to Colombia will generate oversupply and price drop
Ecuadorian producers are concerned that restrictions on the export of goods to Colombia could lead to oversupply and falling prices.
Mercosur-EU Agreement: Government Projects Gains for Exports and Bets on Electoral Trump Card
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved the Mercosur-European Union free trade agreement, which is expected to significantly boost exports and investment.
GDP could rise by 1.5 points if domestic content in exports increases by 10%: Edgar Amador
Mexico's economy could see a permanent 1.5-point increase in potential GDP if domestic content in exports rises by an additional 10%, according to Finance Secretary Edgar Amador.
The United States eased oil export restrictions from Venezuela to Cuba
The United States has relaxed restrictions on Venezuelan oil exports to Cuba due to the severe economic crisis facing Cuba.
Due to humanitarian reasons, the U.S. will ease Venezuela's oil exports to Cuba
The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it will allow oil transactions to support the Cuban people amid ongoing energy crises in Cuba.
Record Month: The Government Announced That Agroindustry Exported US$4.152 Billion in January
In January, Argentina's agroindustry achieved record exports of US$4.152 billion, surpassing last year's figures and marking the best performance for that month in a decade.
Zimbabwe bans all raw mineral exports with immediate effect
Zimbabwe has implemented an immediate ban on all raw mineral exports, aimed primarily at enhancing state control over critical resources.
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Suspends Raw Mineral Exports
The Zimbabwean government has suspended the export of all raw minerals and lithium concentrates to promote value addition and enhance oversight in the mining sector.
Increase of Iranian oil stock in the sea.. A negotiating maneuver or a preemptive measure for war?
Iran is ramping up its oil shipments to levels not seen in years amidst escalating tensions in the Gulf and approaching pivotal nuclear talks in Geneva.
Reasons why the government of the Liberal Democratic Party aims to expand arms exports: Discussion of 'safeguard measures' is sidelined
The Liberal Democratic Party's security research committee in Japan is proposing a review of the operational guidelines regarding arms exports, aiming to eliminate restrictions that limit exports to specific categories of aid and military support.
Brazilian orange juice exports to the European Union increase at the end of the harvest in January, according to USP
Brazilian exports of orange juice to the European Union saw a significant increase in January 2026, coinciding with the conclusion of the orange harvest season.
Washington Requests Ukraine to Consider US Economic Interests When Attacking Russian Infrastructure
The US has urged Ukraine to consider American economic interests while conducting attacks on Russian infrastructure, particularly in light of Kazakhstan's oil exports.
Venezuela, after Maduro's Arrest, Revives Oil Exports... Trump "Supplied over 80 Million Barrels"
Following the easing of U.S. sanctions, Venezuela has significantly increased its oil exports while asset freezes against Nicolรกs Maduro's regime remain in place.
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.
US LNG Industry Gains Momentum and Increases Market Share
The US LNG industry is rapidly expanding its market share, with expected capacity to double in the next five years.
Thousands in Slovakia Take to the Streets to Support Ukraine and Against Fico
Thousands of demonstrators in Bratislava, Slovakia, rallied in support of Ukraine and protested against Prime Minister Robert Fico's decision to halt emergency electricity exports to Ukraine.
Competitiveness and diversification: what the Brazilian footwear industry expects from the EU-Mercosur agreement
The Brazilian footwear industry anticipates significant growth in exports and competitiveness due to the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, expected to reduce tariffs and diversify markets.
A Major Policy Shift: The Abolition of the 'Five Types' for Expanding Weapons Exports
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is proposing a significant shift in its weapons export policy by abolishing the restrictions that limit exports to five specific purposes, allowing broader military equipment exports.
What are the three principles of arms export? Japan's arms export system.
The Japanese Liberal Democratic Party is proposing a review of the guidelines governing arms exports, aiming to reduce restrictions and promote international collaboration in defense technology.
New global tariff by Trump affects a quarter of Brazilian exports to the US, says government
The new global tariffs implemented by the Trump administration impact approximately 25% of Brazilian exports to the United States, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry, and Trade.
Colombian tariff strikes Ecuadorian companies whose sales depend up to 60% on that market
Colombia's 30% tariff on certain goods from Ecuador could endanger the sustainability of various sectors in Ecuador reliant on the Colombian market for up to 60% of their exports.
After the increase, cattle values remained stable in the first round of the week
Cattle prices exhibited stability this week following significant fluctuations, with variations based on category and payment terms.
UK exempts Druzhba pipeline as it unveils its biggest Russia sanctions package, document shows
The UK has exempted the Druzhba oil pipeline from its new sanctions against Russia, despite targeting the country's oil exports in its latest package against Moscow.
Bird flu: exports worth nearly US$250 million were closed and high-value markets fall again
Argentina has suspended poultry exports due to a new outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5), impacting vital markets including the EU, China, and Chile.
Strong jump in agro-industrial exports: in January they rose 17.6% and surpassed US$ 4 billion
In January, agro-industrial exports from Argentina saw a significant increase of 17.6% year-on-year, reaching over US$ 4 billion, largely driven by record shipments of wheat, barley, and sunflower.
Slovakia: Russian oil supplies via the "Druzhba" pipeline will resume on Thursday
Slovakia's Prime Minister announced the suspension of emergency electricity exports to Ukraine until the resumption of Russian oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline, which is pivotal for both Slovakia and Hungary.
US forces interdict another fugitive tanker ship in Indian Ocean
US forces have intercepted a tanker ship in the Indian Ocean that was believed to be evading sanctions against Venezuelan oil exports.
Russia Exports More Oil Than Before the War
Russia's oil exports have increased compared to pre-war levels, but its revenues have decreased due to Western sanctions.
Alert: A case of avian influenza was detected in poultry and the government suspended exports
Argentina has reported a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in poultry, leading to a temporary suspension of exports to markets requiring disease-free status.
Oil: Sleeping Shrimp
In 2025, shrimp has surpassed oil as Ecuador's main export product, marking the end of a 50-year dominance by oil.
KYANA Hellas: Aim is to strengthen exports
KYANA Hellas, a Greek SME, aims to enhance its exports and compete with multinational companies in the professional cosmetics market.
Avian influenza case confirmed in a commercial farm, and Argentina has halted its exports
Argentina has confirmed an avian influenza outbreak at a commercial farm, leading to a temporary halt in poultry product exports.
Approval of Proposal for Expansion of Arms Exports by the Liberal Democratic Party's Executive Meeting
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has approved a proposal for expanding arms exports, allowing for changes in operational guidelines related to defense equipment transfers.
Narrowing the Advantage of the 'Green Corridor' Beneficiaries - A Need for Twice the Export Volume
Latvia is tightening the criteria for the 'green corridor,' significantly reducing the number of beneficiaries while emphasizing a focus on high-impact, value-added exports.
Trump Tariffs: End of the 15%, the new 10% changes trade - What it means for Greece
The article discusses the implications of the U.S. court decision to cancel Trumpโs tariffs, highlighting the confusion surrounding duty rates on exports from Greece to the U.S.
Sudan: Sudan War Paralyses Gum Arabic Market in El Obeid As Production Falls and Exports Stall
The war in Sudan has severely disrupted the gum arabic market in El Obeid, reducing exports significantly amidst ongoing insecurity.
'We're back in the game': sectors of agriculture that were still suffering from a tariff hike of up to 50% expect to resume sales to the USA
'We're back in the game,' says the president of the Brazilian Association of Soluble Coffee Industry as US tariffs on nearly half of Brazilian products are lifted.
Wassenaar Arrangement: will China join or kill this 30-year-old weapon control club?
The article discusses China's potential role in the Wassenaar Arrangement, a key international regime controlling defense tech exports, amid its advancements in military technology.
To make a Pacific route viable, Acre's ZPE partners with Peruvian Special Development Zone
An international cooperation agreement between Brazil's Acre Export Processing Zone and Peru's Special Development Zone of Ilo aims to enhance exports to Asia via the Pacific.
Slovakia suspends electricity exports to Ukraine
Slovakia has halted emergency electricity exports to Ukraine following a dispute over strategic resource supplies.
Southern Africa: Zimbabwe No Longer Keen On Raw Mineral Exports, Says Mnangagwa
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa announces a shift in the country's policy towards mineral exports, focusing on local processing and value addition to boost economic growth.