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Global Trade & Economics: Page 189
Biden’s Labor Chief Visits California to Break Deadlock in West Coast Port Talks
Acting Labor secretary Julie Su is reportedly encouraging the union and port managers “to stay at the table and reach an agreement."
Germany Warns of Industry Shutdown if Russian Gas Stops Flowing
Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck said German policymakers should avoid "making the same mistake again" of assuming the economy will be unaffected by the Russian war in Ukraine.
VW, Glencore Back $1bn SPAC Mine Deal to Secure EV Metals
According to a June 12 statement, London-listed ACG Acquisition Co. is buying the assets from the private equity firm Appian Capital Advisory.
Saudi Arabia Signs $5.6bn EV Manufacturing Deal with Chinese Company
The memorandum of understanding accounted for more than half of the $10 billion of investments signed by the Kingdom and China during the Arab-China Business Conference.
In the Nearshoring Game, Is China the Ultimate Winner?
Over the past 18 months, Chinese companies have leased up to 80% of industrial park space in Mexico to produce solar panels, electric vehicle batteries and housing materials.
In the Race to Electrification, the Humble Bus Is in the Lead
By 2032, about half of the world’s buses will be entirely battery-powered as will almost three out of four buses sold, according to BloombergNEF’s seventh annual Electric Vehicle Outlook.
White House Claims Supply Chain Resiliency Has Improved Since 2020
The backlog of anchored vessels has decreased from 155 to roughly a dozen while 92% of goods in grocery and drug stores are in stock, exceeding pre-pandemic levels.
Canada Joins U.S. Trade Complaint Against Mexico’s GMO Corn Ban
Canada's Trade and Agriculture Ministers said the country "shares the concerns" of the U.S. that Mexico's measures could potentially disrupt the North American trade market.
China to Host Country’s First International Supply Chain Exhibition
Almost 100 companies have reportedly signed up for the expo so far with over 300 businesses expected to attend the event in the late fall.
China Lobbies EU Over Proposal to Punish Firms Supplying Russia
Chinese diplomats recently met with their European counterparts in Brussels and Beijing as part of a campaign to reportedly persuade officials to drop the Russian-based blacklist.
Soaring EV Sales Could Still Leave World Short on Emissions Goal
Shipments of plug-in passenger vehicles surged to around 27 million units in 2023 as sales jumped in China and the U.S., offsetting slower growth in Europe.
Near-Shoring in Mexico: More than Manufacturing
About 88% of U.S.-based small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) will reorganize their supply chains to leverage suppliers in the U.S. or Mexico in 2023.
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