
USMCA panel non-compliance will affect 2026 review
USMCA panel non-compliance will affect the USMCA review scheduled for 2026, according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. From their perspective, Canada, the United States
USMCA panel non-compliance will affect the USMCA review scheduled for 2026, according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. From their perspective, Canada, the United States
Tariffs on a set of products announced by the United States will impact world nickel demand over the next three years, according to Australian government
The main countries of origin of capital spending in the critical minerals industry are China, South Korea, Canada, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Together, these
Canada’s trade strategy aims to revitalize exports and promote diversification. According to a trade official in Geneva, Switzerland, this diversification is sought not only in
In 2022, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Latin America and the Caribbean increased 51% to US$208 billion, sustained by the high demand for raw materials
The Canadian government believes that smart investments are needed in areas such as critical minerals, energy, agriculture and electric vehicles to help make Canada a
China accounted for about 79% of the world’s rare earth oxide production in 2020, according to British consultancy CRU. For its part, the company MP
Canada applies new guidelines in attracting foreign investment, highlighted the Report on the State of Investments in Canada 2021, released by the State Department. The
Capital-intensive industries have more pressure to relocate (nearshoring), indicated a report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Nearshoring is the practice
USMCA panel non-compliance will affect the USMCA review scheduled for 2026, according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. From their perspective, Canada, the United States
Tariffs on a set of products announced by the United States will impact world nickel demand over the next three years, according to Australian government
The main countries of origin of capital spending in the critical minerals industry are China, South Korea, Canada, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Together, these
Canada’s trade strategy aims to revitalize exports and promote diversification. According to a trade official in Geneva, Switzerland, this diversification is sought not only in
In 2022, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Latin America and the Caribbean increased 51% to US$208 billion, sustained by the high demand for raw materials
The Canadian government believes that smart investments are needed in areas such as critical minerals, energy, agriculture and electric vehicles to help make Canada a
China accounted for about 79% of the world’s rare earth oxide production in 2020, according to British consultancy CRU. For its part, the company MP
Canada applies new guidelines in attracting foreign investment, highlighted the Report on the State of Investments in Canada 2021, released by the State Department. The
Capital-intensive industries have more pressure to relocate (nearshoring), indicated a report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Nearshoring is the practice
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