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- 1From:Spectator (Vol. 349, Issue 10109)Before the invasion of Ukraine, it was by no means certain that there would be a united response from the West. The sanctions imposed on Russia after Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea in 2014 were fairly limited,...
- 2From:African ManagerThe Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) announced a significant narrowing of the current account deficit to 0.4% of GDP in the first two months of 2023, down from 1% in the same period last year. According to the BCT, this...
- 3From:African ManagerThe trade deficit remained almost stable in February 2023, reaching 1,526.5 MD compared to 1,539.8 MD in January of the same year, according to data published by the National Institute of Statistics (INS) on Tuesday....
- 4From:African ManagerThe value of olive oil exports posted a 46.8% rise in the period from November 2022 to February 2023, compared to the same period last year, to 1,334 million dinars. Data published by the National Observatory of...
- 5From:African ManagerThe food trade balance recorded a surplus of 1.1 million dinars (MD) in February 2023 against a deficit of 137.5 MD, during the same month of the previous year, according to data published from the National Observatory...
- 6From:Taiwan Government NewsThe 6th Taiwan-Austria Economic and Trade Dialogue Conference was held in Taipei on March 14. The meeting discussed customs cooperation, innovation cooperation and digital cooperation. Austria is based on a sound overall...
- 7From:African ManagerThe trade deficit stood at 2,358 million dinars at the end of February 2023, compared to a deficit of 2,553 million dinars in the first two months of 2022. Consequently, the coverage rate increased by 3.1 percentage...
- 8From:Taiwan Government NewsFor Feb. 2023, total exports contracted 17.1% year on year to US$ 31.05 billion; total imports fell 9.4% from a year earlier. The trade balance of this month was favorable, amounting to US $ 2.35 billion. Original...
- 9From:just-style.comByline: Michelle Russell According to the latest WTO Goods Trade Barometer released yesterday (1 March), world trade growth in volume terms is weakening after falling to 92.2, down from 96.2 in the previous release and...
- 10From:Taiwan Government NewsDirector Hermann Ortner of Advantage Austria paid a visit to Hsinchu City government to discuss the promotion of economic and trade cooperation and investment opportunities. Mayor Kao Hung-An expressed that Taiwan and...
- 11From:African ManagerThe trade balance of the manufacturing sector stood at -104.6 MD in January 2023 against -487.2 MD in January 2022, reflecting an improvement in the manufacturing trade balance deficit by 78.6%, according to the...
- 12From:Country Report: FranceThe bulk of the variation on the current account usually comes from the goods and services balances, which mostly depend on deliveries of aircraft and large cruise ships, as well as tourism trends. After a small (and...
- 13From:Country Report: PhilippinesThe current-account deficit is likely to narrow in 2023, to the equivalent of 2.9% of GDP, from an estimated 4% of GDP in 2022, as a result of weakening import demand, which will lead to a narrower goods trade deficit....
- 14From:Country Report: JapanJapan will continue to post current-account surpluses in 2023-27, owing largely to strong profit repatriation from overseas investments and a return to a goods trade surplus after 2024. The services account will remain...
- 15From:Country Report: MauritiusAfter a sharp estimated widening in the trade deficit in 2022, driven by high global commodity prices, the merchandise trade deficit will narrow gradually in 202327 as growth in export earnings from traditional...
- 16From:Country Report: AfghanistanDespite a surge in the value of Afghanistan's exports, the country will continue to run a very wide deficit on the goods trade account. The World Bank has reported that Afghan exports (mainly to Pakistan) reached...
- 17From:Country Report: LuxembourgThe external balance is dominated by the large financial services sector, which has supported a persistent current-account surplus in recent decades. We estimate that the current-account surplus came to 4.2% of GDP in...
- 18From:Country Report: BelgiumWe expect the current-account deficit to narrow from an estimated 2.7% of GDP in 2022 to 2% of GDP in 2023, driven by an improvement in the trade account. A combination of slightly firmer exports and an easing of import...
- 19From:Addis FortuneEthiopia's government contemplates implementing policy recommendations from the pundits in the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), hoping to attract financial support from external sources. The country...
- 20From:Pakistan & Gulf Economist (Vol. 42, Issue 5-6)Never in known history has the economic crisis been as severe in Nepal as it is today. The value of the Nepalese currency in terms of the US dollar, foreign exchange reserves, liquidity of the banking and financial...