Faced with potential US tariffs, India is exploring strategies to reduce its trade surplus. Increasing imports from the US in ...

At the same time, growing direct investment by Korean firms in the US has led to increased income from dividends and interest, contributing to a larger surplus in the primary income account. Primary ...

Tariff revenues are rising but fall far short of Navarro's $600-700 billion annual projection, even under optimistic scenarios. Read what investors need to know.

Global cocoa prices are expected to witness a gradual decrease in the short to medium term due to forecasts of a global surplus. Oran van Dort, Commodity Analyst for RaboResearch, said in the ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Trump says 'total reset' being negotiated during tariff talks between US and China, and 'GREAT PROGRESS' being made ...

From January to March 2025, India exported goods worth $27.7 billion to the US and imported $10.5 billion, resulting in a trade surplus of $17.2 billion in India’s favour.

As the effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs begin to bite, the personal finance website NerdWallet released a tariff impact calculator Monday. The calculator is designed to help small ...

India maintained a trade surplus of USD 41.18 billion with the US, which accounted for nearly 20% of India’s total exports and over 6% of its imports.

The 10% US tariffs imposed on Ghana will pose a low risk to Ghana’s trade surplus. “In the first nine months of 2025, we think the tariff impact could be partly mitigated by the duty-free ...

On March 26, Trump announced a new 25% tariff on imports of autos, auto parts, and computers. This was followed on April 2 by a separate 32% tariff on all other Taiwanese imports.

In contrast, the United States collected $1,273.19 million in tariffs on exports from Bangladesh.” However, it has a significant surplus in trade in services, but Reciprocal Tariff (RT) considered ...

Total exports from Japan rose 5.9% year-on-year, bolstered by strong overseas demand for semiconductors and vehicles. Imports climbed 4.7%, reflecting the yen’s continued depreciation.