This diary outlines a series of key political and economic events happening globally in October, including ministerial ...

Global trade is expected to slow next year because of tariffs that have upended supply chains and added new hurdles for companies to navigate.

The global economy is holding up better than expected despite major shocks such as President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but the head of the International Monetary Fund says that resilience may not last.

DP World’s Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem says geopolitical upheaval and tariffs are creating new opportunities across the world.

Former U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman argues that trade deals among smaller groups of countries are poised to ...

From Sunday to Monday, Chinese and US delegations held talks on economic and trade issues in Madrid, Spain. The two sides reached a basic framework consensus on resolving issues related to TikTok ...

American distillers have gotten a costly cold shoulder from Canada, where their exports plunged 85% earlier this year — ...

President Lee Jae Myung hosts Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Busan; 1st time in 21 years Japanese chief executive holds ...

In my more than three decades working with the institutional investor community—is it really that long?!—I’ve learned that setting up consistent listening points is a good way to better understand ...

The leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed on Tuesday to work together to tackle global trade turmoil while reaffirming ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A Purdue University-based program that helps researchers and policymakers analyze international trade is turning 20 years old. The Global Trade Analysis Project maintains data ...