Category : Trade Commerce


FPCCI: Trade Rules Amendment Threatens Business Community

The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry expresses grave concern over proposed amendments to Trade Organisation Rules, warning of devastating impacts on district economies and business representation nationwide.

Trump Hikes Global Tariff Rate to 15% After SC Ruling

Following a Supreme Court decision, former President Donald Trump has announced a significant increase in the global tariff rate to 15%, impacting international trade dynamics and economic policies worldwide.

US Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Global Tariffs

The US Supreme Court has ruled against former President Donald Trump's global tariffs, affirming limits on presidential authority in trade policy. This landmark decision impacts international trade relations and sets a precedent for future executive actio

US Negotiates Venezuelan Oil for India to Cut Russian Imports

The United States is in active talks to sell Venezuelan oil to India, aiming to help the world's third-largest oil importer diversify away from Russian crude. This move is part of a broader trade deal that includes tariff reductions on Indian goods.

Foreign Cars Flow to Russia Via China, Bypassing Sanctions

Foreign automakers are reportedly using China as a transit route to export vehicles to Russia, circumventing international sanctions imposed after the Ukraine war. This development highlights the challenges in enforcing global trade restrictions and the e

US-India Trade Deal: Tariffs Cut, India to Buy US Oil

US President Donald Trump announces a trade deal with India, reducing tariffs on Indian goods to 18% from 50%. India agrees to lower trade barriers, stop Russian oil purchases, and buy US and Venezuelan oil instead.

Trump Tariff Threat on South Korea Sparks Scramble

President Trump's surprise announcement to raise US tariffs on South Korean imports to 25% has rattled Seoul, with officials scrambling to respond. The move, linked to unmet investment pledges and trade deficits, highlights ongoing tensions in US-South Ko

Quetta Customs Seizes Rs235 Million in Smuggled Goods

Collectorate of Customs Enforcement Quetta has confiscated Non-Customs Paid vehicles and illegal goods worth Rs235 million in intelligence-led operations, including Toyota Mark X, Honda Accord, and contraband items.

Xizang's GDP Exceeds 300 Billion Yuan in 2025

Southwest China's Xizang region has achieved a significant economic milestone, with its gross domestic product (GDP) surpassing 300 billion yuan in 2025, reflecting robust growth and development.

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