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US Economics > US Economic Outlook — 17 May, 2012Recovery looks to be on firmer ground Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 15 May, 2012Greek exit risks revisited This article appears in multiple services — 15 May, 2012Trade (Mar.)This article appears in multiple services — 15 May, 2012What would a Grexit mean for the UK?China Economics > China Economics Update — 11 May, 2012April slump to prompt more easing US Economics > US Data Response — 10 May, 2012International Trade (Mar.)Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 10 May, 2012International Merchandise Trade (Mar.)Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 10 May, 2012China’s commodity imports drop back China Economics > China Data Response — 10 May, 2012Foreign Trade (Apr.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 08 May, 2012Counting the cost of Argentina’s trade barriers

Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Chart Book — 30 Apr, 2012Export improvement brings fragile recovery Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 23 Apr, 2012India trade boost for Pakistan?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 19 Apr, 2012Net trade supports return to GDP growth in Q1 Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 12 Apr, 2012International Merchandise Trade (Feb.)US Economics > US Data Response — 12 Apr, 2012International Trade (Feb.) & PPI (Mar.)This article appears in multiple services — 12 Apr, 2012Trade (Feb.)China Economics > China Economics Update — 12 Apr, 2012Optimism on China’s current account is premature Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 10 Apr, 2012China's commodity imports show signs of weakening China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Apr, 2012Foreign Trade & CPI (Mar.)This article appears in multiple services — 29 Mar, 2012Is China's move up the value chain a threat to Asian economies?

This article appears in multiple services — 28 Mar, 2012Will the external sector rescue the recovery?This article appears in multiple services — 28 Mar, 2012National Accounts & Balance of Payments (Q4)China Economics > China Economics Update — 28 Mar, 2012No need to worry about low-end exports losing market share Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 28 Mar, 2012Who in Asia will benefit from rising labour costs in China?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 22 Mar, 2012Net exports on course to boost Q1 GDP US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 19 Mar, 2012Current account deficit no concern Japan Economics > Japan Economics Focus — 13 Mar, 2012Was Japan’s 2011 trade deficit a one-off?This article appears in multiple services — 13 Mar, 2012Trade (Jan.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 12 Mar, 2012Mercosur protectionism may have a silver lining for Uruguay Commodities > Commodities Update — 12 Mar, 2012China's strong commodity imports not set to last

China Economics > China Economics Update — 12 Mar, 2012Huge trade deficit, but questions too over domestic demand Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 09 Mar, 2012International Merchandise Trade (Jan.)Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 20 Feb, 2012Global trade slowed last year, prospects poor for 2012 Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 20 Feb, 2012Chinese New Year hits exports but trade deficit to continue This article appears in multiple services — 15 Feb, 2012Euro-zone recession to hit UK exports soon China Economics > China Economics Update — 14 Feb, 2012Current account surplus falling but trade frictions to remain European Economics > European Chart Book — 14 Feb, 2012Money and credit still very weak Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 13 Feb, 2012A Turkish soft landing still looks like a tall order Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 10 Feb, 2012International Merchandise Trade (Dec.)US Economics > US Data Response — 10 Feb, 2012International Trade (Dec.)

Commodities > Commodities Update — 10 Feb, 2012China’s commodity imports show renewed weakness China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Feb, 2012Lending & Foreign Trade (Jan.)This article appears in multiple services — 09 Feb, 2012Industrial Production & Trade (Dec.)Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 08 Feb, 2012How much will weak export demand weigh on Asia?US Economics > US Economics Focus — 08 Feb, 2012How would the US cope with a euro break-up?Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 03 Feb, 2012Turkish boom hits the buffers Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 25 Jan, 2012The end of Japan’s trade surpluses China Economics > China Economics Update — 19 Jan, 2012Will China’s rebalancing last?Global Economics > Global Economic Outlook — 16 Jan, 2012Farewell to the euro Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 13 Jan, 2012International Merchandise Trade (Nov.)

US Economics > US Data Response — 13 Jan, 2012International Trade (Nov.)European Economics > European Chart Book — 11 Jan, 2012Divergences widen This article appears in multiple services — 11 Jan, 2012Trade (Nov.)China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Jan, 2012Foreign Trade (Dec.)Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 10 Jan, 2012Chinese copper imports hit record high in December European Economics > European Data Response — 09 Jan, 2012German Industrial Production & Trade (Nov.)Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 09 Jan, 2012Large external surpluses are now history European Economics > European Economics Update — 21 Dec, 2011Have we underestimated Germany?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 21 Dec, 2011Falling exports point to GDP contraction in Q4 European Economics > European Data Response — 15 Dec, 2011Euro-zone Flash PMIs (Dec.), Emp. (Q3) & HICP Inflation (Nov.)

Latin America Economics > Latin America Focus — 13 Dec, 2011Mexico: Fiesta or siesta?China Economics > China Data Response — 12 Dec, 2011Foreign Trade (Nov.)Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 12 Dec, 2011Rising Chinese commodity imports are not set to last US Economics > US Data Response — 09 Dec, 2011International Trade (Oct.)Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 09 Dec, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Oct.)This article appears in multiple services — 09 Dec, 2011Trade (Oct.) & Producer Prices (Nov.)European Economics > European Chart Book — 08 Dec, 2011Entering another deep recession Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 21 Nov, 2011Exports will likely be a drag on GDP China Economics > China Economics Update — 18 Nov, 2011How badly will China’s exporters be hit?This article appears in multiple services — 14 Nov, 2011Risks from euro-zone intensify

Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 10 Nov, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Sep.)US Economics > US Data Response — 10 Nov, 2011International Trade (Sep.)Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 10 Nov, 2011China’s imports of commodities (Oct.)China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Nov, 2011Foreign Trade (Oct.)This article appears in multiple services — 09 Nov, 2011Trade (Sep.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 08 Nov, 2011Colombia-US trade agreement could ease Dutch Disease Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 27 Oct, 2011Qatar hedges its bets Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 25 Oct, 2011Worrying signs from Brazil's current account (again)This article appears in multiple services — 25 Oct, 2011Balance of Payments & Economic Accounts (Q2)European Economics > European Data Response — 14 Oct, 2011Euro-zone Final CPI (Sep.) & Trade (Aug.)

US Economics > US Data Response — 13 Oct, 2011International Trade (Aug.)China Economics > China Data Response — 13 Oct, 2011Foreign Trade (Sep)This article appears in multiple services — 13 Oct, 2011Trade (Aug.)Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 21 Sep, 2011Exports struggle with weak global economy & strong yen China Economics > China Economics Update — 12 Sep, 2011Import data point to recovery in domestic demand Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 08 Sep, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Jul.)US Economics > US Data Response — 08 Sep, 2011International Trade (Jul.)European Economics > European Data Response — 08 Sep, 2011Greek and Portuguese GDP (Final Q2) & German Trade (Jul.)Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 18 Aug, 2011Exports will struggle as global economy stays weak Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Update — 16 Aug, 2011Japanese imports from Asia have cooled

Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 11 Aug, 2011Tunisia and Morocco are most at risk from the euro-zone crisis Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 11 Aug, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Jun.)US Economics > US Data Response — 11 Aug, 2011International Trade (Jun.)Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 10 Aug, 2011China's commodity imports remain weak China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Aug, 2011Foreign Trade (July)This article appears in multiple services — 09 Aug, 2011Ind. Prod. (Jun.), Trade (Jun.) & BRC Retail Sales (Jul.)This article appears in multiple services — 08 Aug, 2011Market mayhem sets gloomy backdrop for Inflation Report Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 01 Aug, 2011What would a US default mean for Asia?China Economics > China Watch — 28 Jul, 2011How would China react to a US downgrade?Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 21 Jul, 2011Export jump in June supports recovery

Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 12 Jul, 2011International Merchandise Trade (May)US Economics > US Data Response — 12 Jul, 2011International Trade (May)This article appears in multiple services — 12 Jul, 2011Consumer Prices (Jun.) & Trade (May)Middle East & North Africa Economics > Middle East Economic Updates — 11 Jul, 2011Why should the euro-zone crisis worry Egypt and Tunisia?Commodities > Commodities Data Response — 11 Jul, 2011China’s imports of commodities collapse China Economics > China Economics Update — 11 Jul, 2011No need to panic over inflation surge US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 04 Jul, 2011US external position not such a big risk to the dollar This article appears in multiple services — 28 Jun, 2011National Accounts & Balance of Payments (Q1)Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 27 Jun, 2011Japan-China trade: explaining the double deficit Emerging Asia Economics > Emerging Asia Economics Weekly — 27 Jun, 2011What's driving the surge in India's exports?

Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 22 Jun, 2011Worrying signs from Brazil's current account Japan Economics > Japan Data Response — 20 Jun, 2011External Trade (May)European Economics > European Data Response — 17 Jun, 2011Euro-zone Trade Balance (Apr.)China Economics > China Economics Focus — 16 Jun, 2011Unravelling the mystery of China’s trade data China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Jun, 2011Foreign Trade (May)Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 09 Jun, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Apr.)US Economics > US Data Response — 09 Jun, 2011International Trade (Apr.)This article appears in multiple services — 09 Jun, 2011Trade (Apr.)Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 25 May, 2011Falling exports turn trade balance negative European Economics > European Data Response — 16 May, 2011Euro-zone CPI (Final, Apr.) & Trade (Mar.)

US Economics > US Economics Weekly — 16 May, 2011What's driven the rebound in exports?Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 11 May, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Mar.)US Economics > US Data Response — 11 May, 2011International Trade (Mar.)This article appears in multiple services — 11 May, 2011Trade (Mar.)China Economics > China Data Response — 10 May, 2011Foreign Trade (Apr.)China Economics > China Watch — 09 May, 2011Thaw in US-China relations unlikely to last US Economics > US Economics Focus — 26 Apr, 2011America may yet embrace trade protection Japan Economics > Japan Economics Update — 20 Apr, 2011Exports drop after earthquake disruption This article appears in multiple services — 19 Apr, 2011Are the trade figures better than they look?European Economics > European Data Response — 15 Apr, 2011Euro-zone CPI (Final, Mar.) & Trade (Feb.)

Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 12 Apr, 2011What does China's trade rebalancing mean for the world?US Economics > US Data Response — 12 Apr, 2011International Trade (Feb.)This article appears in multiple services — 12 Apr, 2011Consumer Prices (Mar.), BRC Sales (Mar.) & Trade (Feb.)China Economics > China Data Response — 11 Apr, 2011Foreign Trade (Mar.)Latin America Economics > Latin America Update — 01 Apr, 2011Brazil: 'Two-speed' growth concerns have not gone away China Economics > China Watch — 31 Mar, 2011Commodity prices drive abrupt rebalancing of China's trade Emerging Europe Economics > Emerging Europe Economics Update — 28 Mar, 2011Polish data spat underlines growing concern over twin deficits Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 25 Mar, 2011How much should we worry about global supply chains?Japan Economics > Japan Chart Book — 24 Mar, 2011Economy fragile even before disaster struck Global Economics > Global Economics Update — 24 Mar, 2011World trade makes strong start to 2011

Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 10 Mar, 2011International Trade (Jan.)US Economics > US Data Response — 10 Mar, 2011International Trade (Jan.)China Economics > China Data Response — 10 Mar, 2011Foreign Trade (Feb.)UK Economics > UK Data Response — 09 Mar, 2011UK Trade (Jan.)Japan Economics > Japan Data Response — 23 Feb, 2011External Trade (Jan.)Japan Economics > Japan Economics Weekly — 21 Feb, 2011Recovery cannot rely on exports alone China Economics > China Data Response — 14 Feb, 2011Foreign Trade (Jan.)Canada Economics > Canada Data Response — 11 Feb, 2011International Merchandise Trade (Dec.)US Economics > US Data Response — 11 Feb, 2011International Trade (Dec.)This article appears in multiple services — 09 Feb, 2011UK Trade (Dec.)

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