Global Trade News: Trends & Analysis

Oil slips again as US, Iran sign peace deal

Oil prices fell in early trading on Thursday after the U.S. and Iran signed an interim agreement that would end

Trump said the strait would be “completely open” by Friday, but key details over who will manage the crucial waterway

Motorists are set to enjoy significant relief at the pumps from June 16, as fuel prices are projected to fall

President John Dramani Mahama was Monday accorded a ceremonial welcome at the Belarusian Presidential Palace, where he held bilateral discussions

Countries like France are pushing for a tougher stance against Beijing, arguing that Chinese overproduction is straining an already struggling

Oil prices were little changed on Friday following ‌sharp declines in the previous session, with prospects dimming for a near-term

Indian refiners increased crude imports from Africa and Latin America after supplies from the Middle East were disrupted by the

China on Monday warned Germany against “sending wrong signals” to “separatist forces” in Taiwan. “There is but one China in

The World Bank says that the Iran war is forcing more African countries to seek emergency financing. According to an

Barbara / May 22, 2026

Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, Ghana’s Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, has promoted Ghana as a key entry point into Africa’s 1.4