Imports
Eurozone current account surplus narrows: ECB
Mar 20, 2013 07:18 EDT
The eurozone's current account surplus narrowed to 14.8 billion euros ($19.1 billion) in January from 16.0 billion euros in December, European Central Bank data showed on Wednesday.
Venezuela plans new exchange for better dollar supply
Mar 14, 2013 01:23 EDT
Venezuela is planning a complementary system to increase a supply of dollars hindered by strict currency control measures, acting President Nicolas Maduro said.
US renews EU, Japan exemptions from Iran sanctions
Mar 13, 2013 19:35 EDT
The United States said Wednesday it was renewing the exemptions for Japan and some European Union countries from tough US sanctions imposed on nations buying oil from Iran.
German trade gains momentum as exports rise
Mar 11, 2013 06:04 EDT
Germany's trading activity got off to a strong start this year with both exports and imports rising in January, official data showed on Monday.
Taiwan, US wrap first trade talks since 2007
Mar 10, 2013 10:44 EDT
Taiwan and the United States agreed to further strengthen economic ties on Sunday as they concluded their stalled trade talks -- the first since 2007 -- in Taipei.
Taiwan, US reopen stalled trade talks
Mar 10, 2013 01:30 EST
Taiwan and the United States resumed trade talks on Sunday after a hiatus of more than five years as the politically isolated island seeks to join regional trade blocs.
India may stop Iran oil imports as insurers back out
Mar 09, 2013 14:05 EST
Indian refiners may be forced to halt imports of Iranian crude oil after insurance firms said refineries processing oil from Iran will no longer be covered, a report said Saturday.
China exports jump in February as economy recovers
Mar 08, 2013 02:28 EST
China's exports surged more than 20 percent in February on-year despite the Lunar New Year holiday, according to the latest data, in another sign of recovery for the world's second-largest economy.
Canada trade deficit narrows in January
Mar 07, 2013 12:29 EST
Canada's trade deficit narrowed to Can$237 million (US$230 million) in January, as rising exports outpaced higher imports, the government's statistical agency said Thursday.
US trade gap widens as oil imports rebound
Mar 07, 2013 10:19 EST
The US trade deficit swung wider in January as oil imports rebounded, government data released Thursday showed in a report suggesting slower economic growth in the first quarter.
US trade gap widens in January
Mar 07, 2013 09:05 EST
The US trade deficit grew sharply in January after a plunge in December, government data released Thursday showed.
EU begins tracking imports of Chinese solar products
Mar 05, 2013 13:58 EST
All EU imports of Chinese solar panels and components will now be recorded, the European Commission said Tuesday, as part of an anti-dumping probe that has sparked an angry response in Beijing.
Jaguar Land Rover mulls manufacturing in India: report
Mar 04, 2013 01:48 EST
Jaguar Land Rover, the British luxury car unit owned by Tata Motors, is considering manufacturing vehicles from scratch in India, a report says.
S.Korea exports down 8.6% in February
Feb 28, 2013 22:32 EST
South Korea's exports and imports fell in February from a year earlier but the trade balance showed a surplus for the 13th straight month, according to the latest government data.
S.Africa posts record $2.7 bn trade deficit
Feb 28, 2013 09:54 EST
South Africa posted a record trade deficit of 24.53 billion rand ($2.7 billion) in the first month of the year, thanks mainly on a huge jump in imports, the revenue authority said on Thursday
EU to resume Pakistan fish imports after six years
Feb 28, 2013 02:38 EST
The European Union is to resume imports of seafood from Pakistan, officials said, ending a six-year suspension imposed over hygiene fears.
Russia finds horsemeat in sausages
Feb 27, 2013 17:06 EST
Russia said Wednesday it had found horsemeat in a shipment of pork sausages imported from Austria in its first known case of horsemeat contamination as the scandal spread further across Europe.
S. Korea logs $2.25 bn Jan current account surplus
Feb 26, 2013 22:41 EST
South Korea posted a current account surplus of $2.25 billion for January on robust exports of mobile devices, autos and petrochemical products, the central bank said Wednesday.
China breached trade rules over EU scanner duties: WTO
Feb 26, 2013 12:30 EST
China breached the rules of international commerce by slapping anti-dumping duties on x-ray scanners imported from the European Union, the World Trade Organisation ruled Tuesday.
EU slaps anti-dumping duty on mandarins from China
Feb 22, 2013 13:57 EST
European Union imports of tinned mandarin products from China were hit by a special anti-dumping duty on Friday to protect producers in Europe with high production costs.