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Singapore non-oil exports rise 68.4% in September 2026 as...

Singapore's non-oil domestic exports surged 68.4% year on year in September, driven by a sharp rise in electronics shipments and unusually large exports of ship and boat structures, according to official trade figures. The increase extended the 46.1% expansion recorded...

#Asian trade#electronics exports#Enterprise Singapore

Danube drought cuts barge capacity below one-third as European...

Record-low water levels on the Danube have forced cargo vessels in some stretches to operate at less than one-third of…

#barge freight#commodity finance#Danube


EIB and Danske Bank launch €500m wind-industry guarantee programme

The European Investment Bank has agreed to take up to €250m of risk on a Danske Bank guarantee portfolio, allowing…

#bank guarantees#Danske Bank#EIB


US 50% tariff hits C$28bn of Canadian goods as...

US tariffs of 50% have taken effect on roughly C$28bn of Canadian goods after Ottawa suspended trade negotiations with Washington,…

#Canada#import finance#Mark Carney


EU packaging rules take effect, turning supplier data into...

The European Union's new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation has become applicable across the bloc, shifting packaging compliance from future…

#European Union#inventory#Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation


US hits solar supply chain with 15% tariff and...

The US is imposing a 15% tariff and minimum import prices across the solar manufacturing supply chain, creating a new…

#import finance#polysilicon#Section 232


UK factories hit near two-year output high, but stockpiling...

UK manufacturers increased production at the fastest rate in almost two years during July, although precautionary inventory building and renewed…

#CIPS#energy costs#export orders


Europe’s heatwave turns crop losses into a working-capital test

Severe heat and drought across Europe are placing pressure on grain output, creating a potential working-capital squeeze for farmers, food…

#agricultural commodities#barley#commodity finance


UKEF opens new financing route for sustainable fuel and...

UK Export Finance has broadened its support for sustainable aviation fuel projects and signed new cooperation agreements covering electric aircraft…

#aerospace finance#decarbonisation#export finance


UK advances £100m aerospace supply-chain finance fund

The British Business Bank is progressing plans for a £100m aerospace supply-chain fund intended to provide structured debt capital to…

#aerospace finance#Airbus#British Business Bank


Atradius warns UK inflation dip may not ease trade...

A fall in UK inflation to 2.6% may provide only limited relief for businesses facing persistent financing, energy and customer-credit…

#Atradius#customer credit risk#liquidity


Trade finance digitisation strengthens banks’ response to disruption

Banks’ investment in digital trade infrastructure is improving their ability to maintain financing and process transactions during geopolitical and supply-chain…

#banking technology#digital trade#Letters of Credit

Global investment rebounds to US$1.6tn but productive finance remains...

Global foreign direct investment rose by 6% to US$1.6tn in 2025, ending two consecutive years of decline, according to UN…

#development finance#emerging markets#foreign direct investment

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