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EU Set To Impose Tariffs On $4bn Of US Goods This Week

The European Union is poised to move this week to impose tariffs on $4 billion of US imports in retaliation for US subsidies for planemaker Boeing, EU dipl...

Brexit Deal Remains Elusive, EU's Barnier Tells Brussels Envoys

Intensified Brexit negotiations with Britain in recent days have yielded only moderate progress towards a trade deal and differences remain on key issues,...

China Trade Body Urges 'Retrospective Tariffs' On Australian Wine

A Chinese drinks group has called for retrospective tariffs on Australian wine imports, Australian winemaker Treasury Wine Estates Ltd said on Wednesday, a...

Brexit Talks Fail To Agree On Fisheries, Two Other Issues: Sources

EU-UK trade negotiations have so far failed to make a breakthrough on their three most persistent disagreements - the so-called level playing field, fisher...

China Rejects Australia's Appeal To Remove Barley Import Tariff: Sources

China has rejected Australia's appeal to scrap a tariff on its barley exports, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, all but closing the door...

Ivory Coast Struggling To Sell 2020/21 Cocoa Mid-Crop: Sources

A pandemic-linked drop in global cocoa demand is hindering Ivory Coast's efforts to sell the remaining 500,000 tonnes of cocoa beans fr...

Dry Brazil, Demand Set Soybeans On Track For Biggest Weekly Gain Since August

Chicago soybean futures gained more ground on Friday, with the market on track for its biggest weekly gain since late August as dry weather in Brazil and s...

French Soft Wheat Sowing 76% Complete By 2 November

French farmers had sown 76% of the expected soft wheat area for next year's harvest by 2 November, compared with 66% a week earlier, farm office FranceAgri...