#Exporters

Darin Friedrichs

crushspread

Australia's troubles with China are especially interesting because they seem to be made worse by the US. Australia can't get much satisfaction by taking a case to the WTO, because

Suren

zeneraalstuff

As usual, @by2kaafi has it. This is the real reason behind the agrarian unrest and the real factor behind international interest. Due to food security, crop insurance policies, if just

Do Marlay Ka Moonh

2paisay

My data formatting for the discount rate comes in handy for looking at textile sector. Reportedly we have broken export records in Dec'20. Analyzing SBP data will enable us to

bikoo

meandmarkets

As per the latest data available, in Dec RBI has intervened through forwards in on-shore market to the tune of $13.9 bln, compared to $14.7 in Nov. Mind it, this

SonaliRanade

sonaliranade

Modi is repeating the earlier error he made in 2014/15 of raising tariff duties on basic industrial raw materials like steel, Aluminium, cement, textiles which create a high cost domestic

Nikos Tsafos

ntsafos

Finally had a chance to digest some of the numbers on natural gas in the latest BP Statistical Review. I’m fascinated by how different the experience in different countries. So

Deidre Brock

DeidreBrock

Bad news for anyone in Scotland's fishing industries hoping for some action from the UK Government to help with that problem of getting their products to the European markets #BrexitChaos

Miriam Goldstein

MiriamGoldste

Lobster Lies, or, some thoughts on this tweet in no particular order: [thread]https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1275951862269829121 Falsehood #1: the tariffs on lobster are Trump's fault - they were retaliation for Trump's

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tfoale

The economics of brexit are fairly simple. We import 50% of our food and energy and almost all clothing, furniture, household goods and electronics, which we pay for with the

John Locke

Lohn_Jocke

Thinking about Soybean export sales yesterday. The flash sales have been getting smaller, but total sales for the week kept up the pace, over 2.5mmt. To me this is an

Bert Hofman（郝福满）

berthofmanecon

One of the fun things about teaching (at @LKYSch on China's Economic Reforms) is that you have to revisit some of your preconceived notions. Here are a few of my

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

What’s happening to food exports?Coming up on #bbcnews10 Bridport, Dorset fishing business owner Charlie Samway describes new 26 step process to export back across Channel what they catch in it...

sinan ulgen

sinanulgen1

Actually a lot will depend on whether we end up with a hard Brexit or not.https://twitter.com/Ziya_Meral/status/1281493998130073600 If the UK leaves the EU with a new trade agreement, then it is

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

What is happening in UK trade post-Brexit (EU and global) is what I always feared - a government not getting a handle on the day-to-day issues that cost business and

Javed Hassan

javedhassan

"Pakistan’s textiles & apparel exports, at $10.6bn in 2006, grew to only 12.8bn by 2015, a growth rate of 2.1%..Bangladesh’s textiles&apparel exports grew from $9.9bn in 2006 to $28.3bn in

Eclector

Eclector1419857

Beef/Meat export/business few Facts & Bjp's double standardsThread May-2014My Jain friends are in beef export business, Prime Minister Modi says in an ABP channel interview video (during 2014 elections)https://archive.siasat.com/new

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