– The trade agreement reached between India and the EU this week is another step forward in nearly 20 years of negotiations, with the terms appearing to be designed to optimize the chance of passage, avoiding key sensitive sectors such as agriculture, although the EU’s aims to double exports by 2032 are well ahead of S&P Global Market Intelligence’s forecast of 28.1% growth.
– Not all trade relations are formal or static, as Market Intelligence’s analysis of new customs and shipping data for mainland China-Russia relations shows lower prices paid for LNG by main...