Current State of Global Trade Is Ideal for Mexico to Stand Out in Nearshoring
Mexico is aware that it must take advantage of nearshoring given the current state of international trade. So said José
Port congestion has a growing impact on transatlantic shipping
Due to port congestion, container ships deployed between China and North Europe currently need an average of 97 days to
The United States and China are on a knife’s edge over Taiwan ahead of a phone call between Xi and Biden
No one can afford to look weak. The latest U.S. standoff with China was triggered by leaked plans for a possible
The new port of Haifa: a Chinese automatic machine for maritime shipping
The latest terminal at the port of Haifa is a technological marvel, and although some share concerns, the benefit seems
Heavy port congestion in the U.S. and China, compounded by strike threats
There are strike threats in trucking and on the railroads in the United States, which come on top of exhaustive
In exports, the T-MEC (USMCA) bloc loses ground to Greater China
From 2002 to date, the Asian region has nearly doubled its share, reaching almost one-fifth of global external sales, while
China sets a record as a supplier to Mexico
The Asian country’s share rose from 14.9% in 2011 to 19.9% in 2021, and during the first four months of
Mexico closes in on China in sales to the U.S.
The Asian country’s market share of U.S. imports was 15.3%, against a 14.2% share for Mexico, the narrowest gap since
China and Russia veto U.S. proposal at the UN to tighten sanctions against North Korea
China and Russia on Thursday vetoed in the UN Security Council a U.S.-proposed resolution imposing new sanctions on North Korea
China Needs Russia’s Coal, and Moscow Needs to Sell It
(CNN Business) — China is buying record amounts of cheap Russian coal, even as Western nations hit Moscow with sanctions over the invasion of
