#Exporters

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

"Perhaps we will get a last-minute deal. But even if we do, the prospect of coping, with so many retailers and wholesalers close to oblivion, is hard to imagine. And

Macro Maniac

Macro_Maniac_

Thread (1/n)Reasons to go long $USDINR 1. Best of Current Account and FDI is done2. Persistent high Inflation 3. US Exceptionalism continues4. Vaccine is positive for Oil/US10y, a deadly combination

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

On Brexit, things close, as you’ve heard, waiting apparently on a PM:VDL call, but member states haven’t been briefed on the whole deal yet..As they would, senior European source saying

(((Frances *Cassandra* Coppola)))🕷️

Frances_Coppola

For balance of payments obsessives. Here are two scenarios.1) trade surplus £1bn, total exports £50bn, total imports £49bn2) trade deficit £10bn, total exports £140bn, total imports £150bnWhich is better? Here's

Red Wish 😷 👓

RedWishDotCom

Great 30 minute segment on the economy in @AajKamranKhan's show today. Even if you do believe he may be a little biased, the data and insights of business leaders speak

Coal Transitions

CoalTransitions

New data for #coal exports by @ArgusMedia shows grim outlook for thermal coal in 2020, with #COVID19 causing declines in global coal exports of 2.7mn t in March and 3mn

Dr Anna Jerzewska

AnnaJerzewska

On the NI announcementFirst of all, this is not the border operating model we've been waiting for. This is yet another new IT system that will supposedly take care of

Sustain

UKSustain

Thread 8 reasons why MPs should support the main food and farming trade standards amendment 16B in the #AgricultureBill when it returns to the House of Commons #SaveOurStandards 1/12

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Quick intro to more analysis later - since Freeports are mentioned in this article worth making the point that it seems to me under the UK-EU deal that if the

Dmitry Grozoubinski

DmitryOpines

1/ As far back as 18 months ago, still prominent public figures were publicly saying crashing out of the EU with no transition period would either be no big deal,

Baghwallah

baghwallah

1/ You will either read this article and nod your head sagely at the sagacity of it all (because you have a bumper sticker saying "Let's Go WTO!"), or you

Sarayu Pani

sarayupani

Ok, quick question: how many people rely on the PDS today? 67% of our population - that’s right. Over 900 million people. Anything that affects this is pretty terrifying, right?

Royal Suitor

royal_suitor

“Britain’s treatment of the Windrush generation and attitude to its colonial past means it is struggling to retain the same influence across the African continent as China, a cross-party group

Anton Spisak

AntonSpisak

It'd be a pity if the deal collapsed on the ratchet clause. There's a sensible middle ground here if the UK and the EU can agree to a clear process

Niranjan Avasthi

avasthiniranjan

A simple thread to understand relationship between US Dollar and Emerging Markets. The relationship between the performance of Emerging Market stocks and the US Dollar is one of the tightest

Luke McInnes

lukemac16

One of the best @RealVision interviews in recent times with @RaoulGMI & Felix Zulauf. The opening half hour where he describes the current structural shift in global markets (and society

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