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UK SMEs are shifting trade focus back towards Europe after suffering average losses of £59,000 over the past year from US tariff instability, according to new research from Bibby Financial Services. The funder’s latest Trading Places report found that uncertainty...
#Bibby Financial Services#Brexit#Europe
Digitalisation as an ecosystem priority Digitalisation is no longer a peripheral issue in trade finance. It is central to the…
#customs#digital trade#EBRD
The World Bank Group has created a new framework that adds MIGA guarantees to IFC’s Global Trade Liquidity Program, increasing…
#development finance#emerging markets#guarantees
The UK and India have confirmed that their free trade agreement will enter into force on 15 July, giving exporters…
#exporters#India trade#supply chains
S&P Global Ratings has assigned Afreximbank a BBB+ long-term issuer credit rating and A-2 short-term rating with a stable outlook,…
#Afreximbank#Africa#Caribbean
Afreximbank has released a new Trade and Development Finance Brief warning that Africa needs stronger trade and investment resilience as…
#AfCFTA#Afreximbank#Africa
The European Parliament has approved tariff legislation implementing the EU’s side of last year’s trade deal with the United States,…
#EU-US trade#European Parliament#exporters
Brent crude fell below US$80 a barrel after traders priced in a gradual return of oil flows through the Strait…
#commodity finance#energy markets#oil
The emerging ceasefire framework between the United States and Iran is beginning to reshape expectations across commodity, shipping and trade…
#commodity finance#energy markets#Iran
Gunvor Singapore has closed a US$1.366bn sustainability-linked syndicated revolving credit facility, marking the trader’s largest Asian revolving credit facility to…
#commodity finance#Gunvor#revolving credit facility
Oil prices fell below US$90 a barrel after the US called off planned strikes on Iran, easing immediate pressure on…
UK and New Zealand goods and services trade reached a record £4bn in 2025, as businesses continued to make strong…
#digital trade#exporters#Free Trade Agreement
The UK’s trade deficit widened sharply in the three months to April 2026, as rising imports outpaced export growth and…
#exports#imports#supply chains