Vietnam targets its export revenues of $300 billion next year despite concerns over trade deficits amid a global economic slump.

Vietnam may be tapped as clear beneficiary of the ongoing trade war, but it also faces significant headwinds to its export sector.

China lowers tariff rates in accordance with the free trade agreements it has separately signed with Pakistan, New Zealand, Peru, Costa Rica, Switzerland, Iceland, Singapore, Australia, the Republic of Korea, Chile and Georgia, as well as the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement, starting Wednesday (today).

Officials from India and EFTA countries recently interacted on crucial issues of IPR , rule of origin, services

According to UN statistics, Mexico has exported an extra US$3.5 billion in goods since the trade war began in summer 2018

According to UN statistics, Mexico has exported an extra US$3.5 billion in goods since the trade war began in summer 2018

Prospect of agreement lifts stock markets but experts question impact on long-running tensions

Vietnam’s export and import activities continue to register impressive growth in 2019, following the positive results seen in the previous two years.

Britain’s general election this month not only settled the question of Brexit, but also put paid to Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn’s extreme vision of socialism. Mr. Corbyn’s electoral demise comes as a relief to all who reject the Venezuelan economic model: if it moves, regulate it; if it still moves, tax it; and if it’s still twitching after that, nationalize it. Britain has been spared a very costly five-year diversion. It is little wonder markets heaved a sigh of relief after the Tories’ overwhelming victory.

The procedures for issuance of e-C/O Form D for exports to Cambodia, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand were officially launched in Hanoi on December 27, as part of a conference to review the industry and trade sector’s performance in 2019 and set out its tasks for 2020.