International Trade

China and the United States are moving toward a more stable agricultural trade relationship, with structural complementarity and market demand expected to support long-term bilateral growth.

The United States is preparing major tariff reductions on selected Chinese goods as bilateral trade negotiations advance, while new Section 301 measures are set to reshape the broader tariff landscape.

Explore how India, Poland, Africa, ASEAN, and Brazil are driving global trade growth in 2026, creating new opportunities across supply chains, manufacturing, and international commerce.

The U.S. has temporarily suspended key sanctions on Iranian oil sales for 60 days, allowing dollar-denominated transactions as negotiations continue on the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program.

East Java led Java's economic growth in Q1 2026 with a 5.96% annual increase, supported by major international B2B trade exhibitions set to drive trade and market expansion.

Chinese investment in Brazil surged 45% in 2025, driven by mining, renewable energy, EV manufacturing and digital services, reinforcing Brazil's role in global supply chains and green growth.