Trump is losing trade war by his own metrics The US monthly deficit in goods and services with the world reached its highest level in a decade in October. Updated 26 Aug, 2019 03:47pm
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Trailing behind The move to block the re-authorisation of ExIm Bank’s charter for the first time in its 81-year history is the Published 06 Jul, 2015 06:25am
Battle lines drawn over China’s steel exports As domestic demand falters, producers are taking on highly sensitive markets such as the US Published 27 Oct, 2014 07:01am
Book Review — a qualified defence of economic complexity Ian Goldin and Mike Mariathasan’s new book, The Butterfly Defect, is a rare beast. It both advances the case for Published 28 Jul, 2014 06:46am
Transatlantic trade — hard sell ONE morning last month Giorgio Bocedi, a rotund Italian lawyer with a practised charm, stood up in a brightly-lit... Published 16 Jun, 2014 07:02am
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