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July 14, 2023 0Comments 169Views

How China’s Metal Export Restrictions Can Impact Global Countries?

China’s metal market is a wide, significant and dynamic industry in the world. The more China produce the base metals, the double it consumes, leaving way for not only exports of these commodities but also inviting imports from other countries. Since the pandemic, countries, including China, are constantly putting efforts into rebounding their economy. However, the rising inflation rate and sluggish growth rate in production units have made it difficult for countries to produce enough volumes for bilateral trade and fulfilling consumer demand in the local market. Such is the case with China’s metal and its exports. Base Metals Prices Declined In the first quarter of 2023, the market prices of base metals such as aluminium and copper surged due

Germany-China Bilateral Trade High Rising Values

June 2, 2023 0Comments 332Views

Germany-China Bilateral Trade Surge; Import Up 14%, Exports Down

Germany-China bilateral trade has been on an upward trend and is growing frequently each year. The year 2022 registered high values for imports increased, showing favourable signs of further growth, while exports between China and Germany declined. So far, Chinese imports and exports have ranked among the top 5 values in terms of trading with Germany in the year 2022. The growth values of other countries are much higher than China, but focusing on China’s trade with Germany, here is what trade statistics show. Germany’s Trade With China – Historically Germany’s trade with China is shown in the graphical representation of historical data below. The time range for the values of imports and exports in bilateral trade between Germany and

May 30, 2023 0Comments 132Views

China’s Trade Surplus Has Widened From $686B In 2021 To $877B In 2022

China’s trade has increased significantly over the past years, especially after the pandemic-ridden time in 2020. Amidst the different dynamics of the global economy and multilateral trade, various factors have contributed to a high rise in China’s trade values. The global trade activities rebounded in 2021, followed by the increased production of electronics, automobiles, and more products, inflated rates of consumer products, shortage of commodities, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, China’s values have only increased throughout. Have a look at how much Chinese imports and exports have grown so far. China’s Historical Imports-Exports China’s imports have diminished in the years after 2018 which amounted to $2.13 trillion. In 2019, the imports amounted to $2.06 trillion, followed by $2.05 in

April 3, 2023 0Comments 186Views

Trade Between The China-Russia Is Expected To Grow On The Go

Trade between China-Russia two big countries or more than two countries is booming for mutual growth on the go. All the big countries are involved in bilateral trade and it is expected to grow more than ever by decreasing tariffs, import allowances, export limits, and other trade blockades to reassure trade, assets, and investment. There are business ties up in wide ranges such as goods trade, local connectivity, and other evolving sectors. When it comes to the commodity trading industry, countries have relished an ascendant tendency. China-Russia Trading Partnership China is one of its leading trade partners with Russia adding that constitutes the trade of wholesale commodities, including energy and minerals, and enlarging new growth in the digital economy, biomedicine,

March 17, 2023 0Comments 203Views

Vietnam Tractor Imports and Exports 2021 & 2022 – Market Research Report

Vietnam’s total trade (imports + exports) of tractors stood at USD 397 million in 2022, down from USD 451.6 million registered a year earlier. According to our market research report, Vietnam’s imports of tractors are higher than its exports as the country is largely dependent on other countries, particularly China to import tractors for agricultural purposes. It is forecasted that Vietnam will see a further decline in the value of tractor imports in 2023 due to measures taken to boost local production of the commodity. Here are some crucial stats on Vietnam’s tractor imports and exports reported in 2021 and 2022. Monthly Trends of Vietnam’s Tractor Imports and Exports 2021 and 2022 The value of imports and exports of

Five Countries, Other Than China Most Rely on the South China Sea

November 25, 2022 0Comments 187Views

Five Countries Other Than China That Rely On South China Sea

Main Points: According to a report, an estimated 21% of all global trade was transited through the South China Sea in 2016.Territorially, there are seven claimants to the South China Sea – Brunei, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam. But to whom does the South China Sea matter most?According to market experts, other than China, the most dependent countries on the South China Sea are Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam. The South China Sea is a vital trade route between Southeast Asian countries, particularly – China, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, and Singapore. Combined with an abundance of hydrocarbon reserves & marine life, this water body is critical beyond its boundaries and a primary

October 31, 2022 0Comments 135Views

Fluctuation In Japan’s Exports To China, Registered Loss Over $2B

Japan’s exports to China this year have been found to be fluctuating quite vigorously so far. The exports of Japan have not decreased significantly due to a comparison with the previous year, instead, the monthly values show fluctuation and show a loss of about $2 billion. The exports to China from Japan amounted to $163.94 billion in 2021, following a low value of exports amounting to $141.32 billion in 2020. However, the monthly trends of Japan’s exports to China show a lot of fluctuation. Japan’s Top Exported Commodities To China The top exported commodities of Japan to China in 2021 were—Manufacturing Materials For Semiconductor ($6.6 billion), Hybrid Motor Cars ($4.6 billion), Gear Box & Parts ($4.5 billion), Spark-Ignition Combustion Vehicles

China's Electronics Exports Down In Q1-2022 After A Frequent Growth

September 9, 2022 0Comments 124Views

China’s Electronics Exports Down In Q1-2022 After Rising Values

China’s electronics exports to the world amounted to $898.95 billion in the year 2021. The exports of electronics from China to other countries accounted for significant growth over the past five years. It is predicted that the electronics industry will grow more. However, the recent outbreak of COVID-19 in China has resulted in an upside-down situation. In the very first quarter of 2022, the exports of electronics from China registered a downfall for the first time in years. This has raised concerns over the future of electronics around the world. China’s Electronics Exports Growth The yearly exports of electronics from China cover a time period of five years (2017-2021). 2017 amounted to $598.9 billion, followed by $664.4 billion and $670.4

August 3, 2022 0Comments 137Views

Is China’s Move to Increase Coal Supplies Risk Low-Carbon Transition?

It has been a tough year for international coal markets in the first half of 2022. On 1st January, Indonesia banned coal exports to protect supplies for its power stations. The month-long measure by the world’s biggest coal exporter injected volatility into the global coal market, but Russia’s invasion of Ukraine really set prices of coal rocketing. According to market data, the cost of coal was US$190.65 a tonne before the Russia-Ukraine war and it got more than doubled to US$439 a tonne in the following weeks. It then declined to US$395 on 13th July which was still 107% higher than before the war. The Western-led sanctions on Russia are a factor in a rise in coal prices that is