The dollar's dominance in global trade finance is facing its most serious challenge in decades as a growing coalition of nations accelerates efforts to conduct bilateral trade in local currencies, reducing their dependence on the U.S.-controlled financial system. De-Dollarization Gains…
The Expanding Use of Trade Sanctions Creates Unintended Consequences for the International Financial System The deployment of economic sanctions as…
New Restrictions on Semiconductor Exports Deepen the Rift Between the World's Two Largest Economies Trade tensions between the United States…
Brussels Pursues Strategic Diversification Through New Bilateral and Regional Partnerships The European Union has moved decisively to expand its trade…
The Bloc's Ten Member States Deepen Trade and Investment Ties to Compete for Global Supply Chains The Association of Southeast…
Manufacturers Bring Production Closer to Home Despite Higher Costs in Pursuit of Greater Reliability The global trend toward supply chain…
Control Over Lithium, Cobalt, and Rare Earth Supply Chains Emerges as a Strategic Priority for Major Economies The global competition…
Protectionist Measures on Farm Products Multiply as Nations Prioritize Domestic Food Production Agricultural trade disputes are proliferating across the global…
Competing Visions for Digital Commerce Governance Create New Fault Lines in International Trade The governance of digital trade has emerged…