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1 2023/03/30Cargill and Viterra Are Exiting Russian Grain Export Market (1)Isis Almeida and Áine QuinnBloomberg NewsThe two biggest western shippers of Russian grain, Cargill Inc. and Viterra, will halt purchases for export in a shift that will give local firms more control over shipments.
2 2023/03/30Superfund Chemical Tax Proposed Rules Define Key Issues for IndustryErin SloweyBloomberg NewsThe chemical sector got more certainty in new rules on who is subject to the Superfund excise tax and when the tax is triggered.
3 2023/03/30RXO Taps Into ‘Nearshoring’ Boom With New US-Mexico Border HubThomas BlackBloomberg NewsRXO Inc., the freight broker spun off last year from trucker XPO, is opening a new Texas warehouse to capture increased shipments accompanying a boom in trade between the US and Mexico.
4 2023/03/30Trump Trade Adviser Navarro Must Turn Over Presidential RecordsPeter HayesBloomberg NewsFormer President Donald Trump’s trade adviser, Peter Navarro, failed to stay an order requiring that he turn over presidential records in his private email account while he appeals the ruling.
5 2023/03/29US Urges Iraq Oil Export Restart Via Turkey Amid Kurdish DisputeKhalid Al-Ansary and Verity Ratcliffe and Josh WingroveBloomberg NewsThe US is pushing Iraq and Turkey to restart exports of crude oil and resolve a dispute with Kurdish authorities that led to the disruption and has driven up global prices.
6 2023/03/29Auto Industry Awaits US Rules on IRA Tax Credits: Supply LinesBrendan MurrayBloomberg NewsAfter months of heated debate and frantic lobbying, the US Treasury Department is preparing to finalize content requirements for the Inflation Reduction Act with huge implications for the American auto industry’s green transition.
7 2023/03/29Wyden ramps up probe into auto industry diligence on forced laborMargaret SpiegelmanInside U.S. TradeSenate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden (D-OR) is expanding an investigation into automotive supply chains after major automakers told him they often entrust their suppliers with ensuring they are not sourcing materials made with forced labor, his office said on Tuesday.
8 2023/03/29Lithium Exporter Chile Wants Strategic Accords With the WestYvonne Yue LiBloomberg NewsChile welcomes foreign investment in critical materials, but when it comes to strategic partnerships, the No. 2 lithium producer wants countries with shared values, its top diplomat in the US said.
9 2023/03/29Vietnam’s GDP Growth Cools Amid Slump in Property, Exports (1)Nguyen Dieu Tu Uyen and Nguyen Kieu GiangBloomberg NewsVietnam’s growth decelerated more than expected this quarter as exports and construction shrank, reflecting the risks that global and domestic challenges pose to one of the region’s fastest-growing economies.
10 2023/03/29India Aims to Slash Coal Imports Amid Rising Local ProductionRajesh Kumar SinghBloomberg NewsIndia plans to substantially reduce its imports of thermal coal, a dominant source of energy in the country, in three years as local production gathers momentum, Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi said.
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