Por: The Hill Politics October 06, 2022
Global trade will lose momentum next year amid rising interest rates, a shrinking energy supply and high prices, according to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The WTO estimates that global merchandise trade will grow by 1 percent next year, down sharply from its 3.4 percent forecast this spring. The organization said that trade will increase by 3.5 percent this year, up slightly from its previous 3 percent estimate, but noted that the... + full article
Forbes USA Business October 08, 2022
U.S. exports of natural gases, primarily in liquid form, have soared the last two years, including ... [+] in the month of August. A great deal of that LNG is bound for Europe.ustradenumbers.com U.S. LNG and other natural gas exports rose sharply in August, according to... + más
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RTTNews USA Business October 06, 2022
Finland's foreign trade deficit widened notably in August from a year ago, as imports grew faster than exports, preliminary figures from the Finnish Customs showed on Thursday.The trade deficit rose to EUR 1.250 billion in August from EUR 590 million in the same month last... + más
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The Hill USA Politics October 06, 2022
Mortgage rates are climbing and Americans aren’t buying. We’ll also look at OPEC’s decision to cut oil production, as well as the possible reasons behind this week’s stock market rebound. But first, check out President Biden’s most recent . and . Someone forward... + más
Today’s mortgage rates: 30-year rates dive below 7% | Fox Business
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RTTNews USA Business October 05, 2022
With the value of imports showing a notable decrease, the Commerce Department released a report on Wednesday showing the U.S. trade deficit narrowed by more than expected in the month of August.The Commerce Department said the trade deficit narrowed to $67.4 billion in August... + más
Biden’s deficit reduction brag masks colossal wave of new spending | Fox News
U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows More Than Expected In August | RTTNews
MarketWatch USA Politics October 05, 2022
Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had forecast a deficit of $67.7 billion. GDP contracted in the first two quarters, meeting an old rule-of-thumb for when an economy is in recession. , however, uses a broader definition that suggests the economy has avoided a... + más
Final GDP estimate for Q2 confirms negative economic growth | Fox Business
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Fox Business USA Business September 30, 2022
The Schork Group co-founder and principal Stephen Schork says if the Biden administration wants to relieve gas shortages in local markets, it should rescind the Jones Act. ExxonMobil Corp. is pushing back against reductions of U.S. fuel exports urged by the Biden administration... + más
UN chief asks wealthy nations to impose windfall taxes on fossil fuel industry | Ars Technica
Biden’s ‘woke’ green energy is a joke that makes us dependent on China | New York Post
RTTNews USA Business September 26, 2022
Japan will on Monday see September results for its manufacturing, services and composite PMIs from Jibun Bank, highlighting a modest day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. In August, their scores were 51.5, 49.5 and 49.4, respectively.Singapore will release August data for... + más
Japan to pay up to $320M for US company's chip production | ABC News
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