Currency markets had priced in a Hillary Clinton win at this year’s US presidential election. Indeed, Clinton won the popular vote, but it was Trump who secured the majority of… read more →
Europe’s first carbon tariff: EU’s CBAM requirements & deadlines apply to global supply chains & manufacturers. Learn how to prepare.
40% of Britons want to exercise more in 2024, according to Forbes. For many, this means going to the gym, which has almost as many acronyms as trade and supply chain finance.
Global trade has shown remarkable robustness in the past few years, even under progressively difficult operational circumstances. While there’s a gradual downturn underway, there are still promising factors.
The European Union is considering extending its current truce with the US concerning steel and aluminium trade. This move could circumvent ongoing stagnant talks and prevent the re-imposition of tariffs… read more →
Yellow Corp, an American haulage firm with nearly a century of history, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this Sunday. This action came as a result of considerable debt accrued… read more →
Late Tuesday afternoon, Fitch downgraded the United States’ credit rating from AAA to AA+, to the surprise of many experts. This downgrading is the latest domino to fall in what has been a drama filled 2023 for the United States and its divided government.
Marilyn Blattner-Hoyle interviews two Swiss Re leaders and gender-equity allies to get their perspectives on #EmbraceEquity and inclusion.
International Women’s Day 2023 via Linkedin Live with TFG 12PM GMT, March 8, 2023 Trade Finance Global is proud to announce a Linkedin Live event to celebrate the upcoming International… read more →
Women in Trade, Treasury & Payments 2:30pm – late, March 3, 2023 Ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March 2023, TFG hosted an exclusive roundtable and private dinner, as… read more →
SCHUMANN, a risk management advisor for trade credit and surety business, held its annual cross-industry and multinational online conference for decision-makers and executives around credit risk management, compliance, and digitalisation… read more →
From former US President Donald Trump’s trade war with China to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s controversial visit to Taiwan in August, ties between the US and China have been delicate in recent years.
Saudia Arabia, the world’s second-largest oil producer behind the USA, made headlines this week as reports surfaced that its economy had expanded by 11.8% in the second quarter of 2022, a massive pace largely fueled by high oil prices.
The UK’s trade deficit with China has more than tripled after a year of lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over the weekend, China celebrated the 20th anniversary of its accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO).