Increased demand for U.S. energy exports was a key driver of U.S. foreign sales reaching an all-time high in 2022. In fact, the United States benefited as many countries-especially in Europe-sought to replace Russia as a source of crude oil and natural gas supply. U.S. real exports of
Global FDI flows recorded a 3.1% year-on-year growth in 2022, totaling $2.068 trillion, Kearney Consulting indicated. Although FDI flows are not directly subject to the same types of physical disruptions as international trade (i.e., the ability to conduct financial transactions is not affected by issues such as port
Mexico‘s Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) has seven Bonded Warehouses and one Strategic Bonded Warehouse, according to information from the federal government. So far, the Bonded Warehouses that already have their Registration Code are: AAACESA, INTERPUERTO, JC & JF (DHL), TALMA, ATMERCE, TERMINAL LOGISTICS and AZALE DEL MAR.
The United States remained in the first position among the economies that will attract the most Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the world in the next three years, according to Kearney Consulting. This was followed by Canada, Japan, Germany and the United Kingdom. Since its inception in 1998,
Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Malaysia are the emerging markets attracting FDI in the next three years, according to Kearney. Bangladesh, Russia, Pakistan, Pakistan, Cuba and Ghana occupy the bottom five positions in the emerging markets ranking. Russia is a
Limited domestic fresh fruit production and growing consumer demand are driving demand for U.S. in Canada, according to the Department of Commerce. For example, there continues to be strong demand for table grapes, easy-peel citrus products and mangoes. Over all, fruits imported by Canada are strawberries, table grapes,