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Hainan saw 12.32 million visits with duty free sales in Sanya jumping more than 214 percent The central bank has indicated it is prepared to continue tightening policy if price gains persist alongside solid wage growth Brazil possesses the world's second-largest reserves of rare earth minerals, which are essential for numerous products The revised 19 percent tariff rate aligns Indonesia with other Southeast Asian economies that have reached similar deals with Washington Agreements form part of the implementation framework of the broader U.S.-Indonesia trade deal Prabowo is set to sign with Trump on Thursday Agreement exempts more than 2,000 export items from reciprocal tariffs, cutting average duty to 12.33 percent AWI transforms one of Milan’s most iconic public spaces into a living showcase of how digital innovation can intersect with culture, commerce, and sport AI funding will modernize sectors like agriculture, industry, and trade enhancing national productivity Country's gold-backed ETFs saw a remarkable inflow of 133.12 tons New levies target South Korean automobiles and pharmaceuticals The European Union will eliminate or reduce tariffs on 99.5 percent of imports from India over a seven-year period An 8-1 vote reveals divided opinions on potential rate hikes amid Japan's economic recovery efforts China e-commerce sector emerges as primary economic engine supporting 78 million jobs BOK's latest meeting shows a commitment to steady interest rates amidst rising inflation China posted monthly trade surpluses of more than $100 billion on seven occasions last year, partly supported by a weaker yuan As the country moves forward, policymakers face the challenge of striking a careful balance between political stability and prudent economic and financial reforms The Producer Price Index decline narrowed to 1.9 percent in December as government policies targeted excessive industrial competition According to the Bank of Korea (BOK), the country posted a current account surplus of $12.24 billion in November of last year Holdings now represent 5-6 percent of China’s foreign exchange reserves Economic indicators suggest ongoing struggles, with the property sector and consumer spending driving concerns The central bank's first rate increase since January came amid expectations that the momentum for wage hikes will continue into next year Economic support from exports is crucial as China faces sluggish domestic consumption and debt crisis The market is expected to reach KRW1,510.2 trillion ($1.1 trillion) by 2029, supported by the country’s exceptionally high card penetration, robust payments infrastructure, and continued government efforts to promote cashless transactions Semiconductors continued to power overall export growth despite U.S. tariff measures affecting global trade flows
