20th July 2010

Many G20 leaders implemented protectionist policies during the financial crisis, despite concerns that it would lead to a repeat of the Great Depression. But what affect has this had on global trade?

29th June 2010

The results of the biggest international trade dispute in history are scheduled to be made public this week. But what will the results of the Boeing Airbus dispute bring, and what will they mean for the future of the aircraft makers?

10th June 2010

It looks like Europe’s sovereign debt crisis is yet to touch China as its exports leapt 48.5 per cent in May.

14th May 2010

Despite protestations from Palestine, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) have voted unanimously to invite Israel to join, but what does this mean for the country?

28th April 2010

If you are, then you’ll be glad to hear HSBC and the Daily Telegraph are teaming up to help British businesses access funding and mentoring in order to explore international opportunities.

19th April 2010

The week’s big story is volcanic ash, and you can’t get away from it . . . literally!

31st March 2010

World Trade Organization (WTO) economists have been bullish in their predictions for 2010 with near double-digit growth predicted. Is global trade bouncing back?

9th March 2010

There was more worrying news for the UK economy this week as the trade deficit with the rest of the world widened unexpectedly in January.

1st March 2010

Brazil is set to retaliate against the US this week in a trade war kicked off by the price of cotton. But just how far will it go?