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Global Trade & Economics: Page 190
Europeans Reluctant to De-Risk from China, Survey Says
Forty-six percent of those interviewed said they viewed China as an “ally or necessary partner” compared to just 35% who saw Beijing as a “rival or adversary.”
Japan's Kishida Unveils Policy Proposal Before Potential Polls
Some of the issues covered in the proposed policy plan include supply chain resiliency, sustainability initiatives, labor market reforms and improved childcare support.
Fed Index of Global Supply-Chain Stress Plummets to Record Low
The Global Supply Chain Pressure Index fell to -1.71 in May 2023, marking the lowest level on record based on data going back to 1997.
Over Half of SMBs Experienced Demand Drops in the Last Year
Due to a drop-off in consumer demands over the last 12 months, 36.1% of small- and medium-sized businesses are now faced with excess inventories.
Chinese Groups Lead Bids for Ford’s German Site as Tensions Rise
One of the bids comes from BYD Co. while another was made by several smaller Chinese car companies, according to people familiar with the situation.
Germany Nears $5.2bn Deal to Build Submarines in India
Thyssenkrupp AG’s marine arm and India’s Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited are expected to jointly bid for the project worth an roughly $5.2 billion.
Europe Gas Prices Soars 20% as Market Shows Signs of Tightening
The region is still recovering from a historic energy crisis that was exacerbated by severe supply cuts from Russia in the wake of its war with Ukraine.
Union Workers Halt Operations at Several West Coast U.S. Ports
The union decided to stage “concerted and disruptive work actions” after labor relations reportedly deteriorated between dockworkers and port managers during the week of June 2.
Slowdown in Retail Spending Reflected in Macy’s Revised Forecast
Demand for apparel and accessories is declining, and Macy’s cut back its full-year outlook on sales and profits June 1.
Climate Change Threatens a World Without Doritos
Climate change is causing supply chain disruptions for several of the commodities that are used to make Doritos: corn, salt, sunflower oil and dairy.
Saudi Arabia and U.K. Ink Critical Minerals Supply Chain Deal
The deal will improve the supply chain resilience of minerals like copper, lithium, cobalt and rare Earth elements, which are vital to producing electric vehicles and solar panels.
Indonesia Considers Limits on LNG Exports in New Trade Curbs
New LNG export contracts or renewals of existing agreements could be prohibited to prioritize the needs of domestic consumers, according to Coordinating Investment and Maritime Affairs Minister Luhut Pandjaitan.
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