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China's Electric-Vehicle Makers Face EU Antisubsidy Probe
The antisubsidy investigation opens a new front in the battle for leadership of the global clean-technology industry. Source link
U.S. Plans New Tariffs on Food-Can Metal From China, Germany and Canada
The levies, announced in response to dumping allegations, could raise prices for canned foods, an industry group says. Source link
Russia Launches Emergency Rate Rise to Stem Economic Turmoil
The central bank raised rates by 3.5 percentage points to stem a sharp selloff in the ruble, a response to the mounting financial costs of
The Economic Losers in the New World Order
Giant subsidies and rising protectionism are upending decades of free trade. Smaller countries, from the U.K. to Singapore, are getting left behind. Source link
Sputtering Trade Fuels Fears for a Connected World
Cyclical factors are weighing on commerce, but the specter of global economic divisions lurks in the background. Source link
The West Attacked Russia's Economy. The Result Is Another Stalemate.
Economists expect sanctions to cause Russia to stagnate in the years ahead but the West’s failure to quickly bring the Russian economy to its knees
Russia Defies Sanctions by Selling Oil Above Price Cap
Higher prices could bolster Moscow’s oil-export revenues, which last month dropped to just over half their level from a year ago. Source link
Russia Boosts Rates as Ukraine War Costs Mount
The full percentage point rise comes as a falling ruble, soaring wages and debt-fueled state spending reignite inflationary pressures. Source link
Iran Floods Global Markets With Cheap Oil as Saudi Arabia Cuts Output
Iranian crude exports have hit a five-year high in recent months as the country ships more oil to China and other buyers. Source link
Saudi Arabia, U.A.E. Scoop Up Russian Oil Products at Steep Discounts
Despite U.S. objections, the Gulf countries are using the Russian products internally, including for consumption and refining purposes, and exporting their own barrels at market