The Silk Road spirit is consistent with the ideal of “all states joining together in harmony and peace” long upheld by the Chinese nation, with the Chinese people’s principles of amity, good neighborliness and “helping others to succeed while seeking our own success”, and with the call ...
The regressions initially show a positive connection between the social responsibility of the countries and their exports. It is not a linear connection but shows a bell-shaped curve stronger in countries with lower levels of social responsibility (Southern countries): it can be negative in ...
As a guest country of honor at this year's CIIE, Vietnam highlighted its development achievements and economic potential, and featured handicrafts, silk scarves and coffee at its booth.China is Vietnam's important trade partner. Exhibiting enterprises hoped to expand exports of high-quality product...
as exports rose for the third straight quarter despite concerns over US tariff threats (1.0% vs 1.5% in Q3), while imports fell for the first time since Q1 2024 (-2.1% vs. 2.0% in Q3). On an annualized basis, the economy advanced 2.2%, quickening from an upwardly revised 1.4% in ...
SVW's exports of natural gas-based fine chemical and new material products to Belt and Road partner countries including Uzbekistan have tripled in the past decade. (Xinhua/Tang Yi) Staff members check product package at Sinopec Chongqing SVW Chemical Co., Ltd in southwest China's Chongqing, Oc...
Hamza said the expanding inter-Africa trade would give one of the best opportunities for African coffee producing countries to fetch better income from their coffee exports in the coming years. According to AFCA, non-coffee producing African countries such as Egypt, Sudan, Libya, Algeria and Moroc...
Boonyarid Phayuhaphaisal, CEO of Korat Sangsuwan Pottery, a ceramic manufacturing company in Thailand, told reporters that compared to over a decade ago, the products showcased at the Canton Fair now are more diverse and impressive. There is also a growing trend in Thailand's local exports to...
If the fallout can be so widespread, why do countries devalue their currency? In short, countries do it to boost exports, shrink trade deficits, and reduce sovereign debt burdens. Below, we take a closer look at currency devaluation and the reasons why countries do it. ...
As many as 43 developing countries depend on a single commodity for more than 20 percent of their total revenues from merchandise exports.Most of these countries are in sub-Saharan Africa or Latin America and the Caribbean and depend on exports of sugar,coffee,cotton lint or bananas.Most ...
Due to low trade integration, LLDCs account for less than 1 percent of global exports, and more than 80 percent of their exports are primary commodities and natural resources. Foreign direct investment, which is often a critical driver for building competitiveness, has continued to decline for LL...