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An International Trade Centre (ITC) report warned Thursday that small firms across the world are twice as affected as their large enterprises counterparts when complying with standards and regulations required to conduct international business.
The United States on Tuesday expanded its challenge at the World Trade Organization (WTO) to China's export restraints on key raw materials.
China's duty and quota requirements on the export of 11 raw materials conform to WTO rules, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said in a statement Tuesday.
Bangladesh exports inched up 10 percent to 34.24 billion U.S. dollars in the just concluded 2015-16 (July 2015-June 2016) fiscal year.
Myanmar has chronic problems to boost the country's export to cure the country's huge trade deficit, experts said.
China has voiced its "strong dissatisfaction" and "firm objection" to U.S. sanctions against telecom equipment maker ZTE Corp., saying the move will "hurt others without benefiting itself."
With the slump in oil and commodity prices, export growth across Asia has tumbled so far this year, and outlook in the coming quarters very much depends on the strength of global demand, analysts have said.
China's tax watchdog on Monday promised to improve the export-tax rebate service in a bid to facilitate foreign trade.
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