U.S. agricultural exports and dollar strength
31 marzo, 2023
President Joe Biden’s administration believes that the strong dollar is likely to have held back agricultural exports such as soybeans, cotton and corn in 2022.
President Joe Biden’s administration believes that the strong dollar is likely to have held back agricultural exports such as soybeans, cotton and corn in 2022.
World merchandise trade grew at a year-on-year rate of around 10% in 2022 to $25 trillion, UNCTAD reported. Among the largest economies, in the fourth
Companies face low capital markets penetration in Latin America compared to the U.S., according to LatAmGrowth. Currently, there are a large number of private and
After performing very well in 2021 and 2022 (due to high freight rates and a rebound in freight demand following the lockouts), shipping lines are
The Mexican packaging machinery market is dynamic in Mexico, and had a total market value of US$567 million in 2021, highlighted the U.S. Department of
The current account deficit (CAD) of the Republic of Turkey has increased significantly in recent times, due in part to rising imports and energy costs.
World economic growth slowed to 3.3% in 2022 from 6.5% in 2021, and headwinds will continue to increase in 2023, according to UBS Group AG.
In addition to the Covid-19 pandemic, the aging population has a major impact on Japan‘s fiscal situation and policy, according to information from the World
In Mexico, 65 administrative proceedings were filed, the amount of which amounted to 2,480.1 million pesos, representing 251.8% of the total amount observed in 2021,
The number of large manufacturing companies in Italy is small compared to other EU countries, the Italian government indicates. In 2021, the largest companies by
President Joe Biden’s administration believes that the strong dollar is likely to have held back agricultural exports such as soybeans, cotton and corn in 2022.
World merchandise trade grew at a year-on-year rate of around 10% in 2022 to $25 trillion, UNCTAD reported. Among the largest economies, in the fourth
Companies face low capital markets penetration in Latin America compared to the U.S., according to LatAmGrowth. Currently, there are a large number of private and
After performing very well in 2021 and 2022 (due to high freight rates and a rebound in freight demand following the lockouts), shipping lines are
The Mexican packaging machinery market is dynamic in Mexico, and had a total market value of US$567 million in 2021, highlighted the U.S. Department of
The current account deficit (CAD) of the Republic of Turkey has increased significantly in recent times, due in part to rising imports and energy costs.
World economic growth slowed to 3.3% in 2022 from 6.5% in 2021, and headwinds will continue to increase in 2023, according to UBS Group AG.
In addition to the Covid-19 pandemic, the aging population has a major impact on Japan‘s fiscal situation and policy, according to information from the World
In Mexico, 65 administrative proceedings were filed, the amount of which amounted to 2,480.1 million pesos, representing 251.8% of the total amount observed in 2021,
The number of large manufacturing companies in Italy is small compared to other EU countries, the Italian government indicates. In 2021, the largest companies by