#trade surplus

[nachandra]

The dollar once ruled by default. Now it’s being replaced by design.

The Erosion of Dollar Power: How BRICS, Yuan Strength, and India’s Pivot Signal a New Financial

From trade surplus to procurement diplomacy, China’s rise and BRICS consolidation are reshaping the global currency map — irreversibly.

A freight train leaves a Chinese port. A document is signed in the Oval Office. A tender opens in New Delhi.

These aren’t headlines. They’re tectonic shifts.

The world isn’t choosing confrontation. It’s choosing absence.

Dedollarisation is the silent cut-off. The spreadsheet rebellion. The procurement poem.

[kazifatagar]

Malaysia's November Trade Surplus Narrows on Softer Exports, Surging Imports

Malaysia’s total trade maintained double-digit growth for the third straight month in November 2025, rising +11.1% year-on-year, though easing from October’s +13.0%. The moderation was driven by slower export growth of +7.0% (October: +15.7%), while imports accelerated sharply to +15.8% (October: +10.0%), the fastest pace since April 2025. This resulted in a narrower trade surplus. Trade…

Malaysia's November Trade Surplus Narrows on Softer Exports, Surging Imports

[mexicanistnet]

Mexico's Agricultural Exports Surge, Outpacing Oil and Tourism

Mexico's agri-food exports surge 4.7%, hitting $43.3B in Jan-Oct, fueled by beer, tequila, and diverse produce. Trade surplus jumps 28.5%, o

Mexico's agri-food exports surge 4.7%, hitting $43.3B in Jan-Oct, fueled by beer, tequila, and diverse produce. Trade surplus jumps 28.5%, outpacing oil & tourism. Strategic focus, tech investment, and trade deals drive the sector's success, positioning Mexico as a major agricultural player.

[amitbchoudhury]

‘Falling imports, moderate oil prices to help post 0.4% current account surplus for the first time since FY04’

‘Falling imports, moderate oil prices to help post 0.4% current account surplus for the first time since FY04’

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For the first time since FY04, the economy is set to close the current fiscal with a current account surplus of 0.4 per cent of GDP, boosted by falling imports and crude prices and not driven by better exports, according to a report.

After many quarters, the economy logged in a marginal current account surplus in June quarter at 0.1 per cent or $600 million against a deficit of $4.6…

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[vilaspatelvlogs]

वियतनाम के साथ भारत का व्यापार 2018 में 21,000 करोड़ रुपए सरप्लस में था, 2020 में 16,555 करोड़ रुपए डिफिसिट में आया

वियतनाम के साथ भारत का व्यापार 2018 में 21,000 करोड़ रुपए सरप्लस में था, 2020 में 16,555 करोड़ रुपए डिफिसिट में आया

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2017-18 से वित्त वर्ष 2020 के बीच वियतनाम से आयात 37,625 करोड़ रुपए से बढ़कर 54,933 करोड़ रुपए पर पहुंच गया

इस दौरान वियतनाम को भारत का निर्यात 58,695 करोड़ रुपए से गिरकर 38,378 रुपए पर आ गया

दैनिक भास्कर

Jul 10, 2020, 06:10 PM IST

नई दिल्ली. सिंगापुर और हांगकांग के बाद वियतनाम तीसरा एशियाई देश है, जिसके साथ भारत का व्यापार सिर्फ तीन साल में सरप्लस से घाटे में आ गया। वियतनाम के साथ भारत का…

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[techgenworld]

Pakistan Current Account shows Surplus of $99 Million, After 4 Years. - TechGen.pk

“Pakistan economy finally heading in right direction as more of our economic reforms bear fruit: Pak’s current account turned into surplus in Oct 2019, for first time in 4 yrs. Current account balance was +$99mn in Oct 2019 compared to -$284mn in Sept 2019 & -$1,280mn in Oct 2018,” PM Imran Khan Latest data release …

[johnbarleycorn12]

China’s Annual Trade Surplus With U.S. Hits Record Despite Trump’s Tariff Offensive - WSJ

China’s Annual Trade Surplus With U.S. Hits Record Despite Trump’s Tariff Offensive – WSJ

China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a fresh record last year, as robust American demand for Chinese goods undercut the Trump administration’s tariff offensive aimed at narrowing the countries’ lopsided trade gap. — Read on www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-annual-trade-surplus-with-u-s-hits-record-despite-trumps-tariff-offensive-11547439977

People who buy made in China are supporting an oppressive…

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[jurnalindustri]

Possible US Tariff Hike could Hurt Indonesian Exports : Official

Possible US Tariff Hike could Hurt Indonesian Exports : Official

Possible US tariff hike could hurt Indonesian exports. The government is bracing for a possible move by the US government to revoke preferential import tariffs on dozens of Indonesian export products.

Trade Ministry International Trade Director General Oke Nurwan. Possible US tariff hike could hurt Indonesian exports  (Tribunnews/Apfia)

The Trade Ministry’s international trade director general,…

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