IAMO Study: Russia's Agricultural Strategy Between Import Substitution and Market Instability In less than two decades, Russia has undergone a radical transformation: from a heavily dependent importer to a global net exporter of pork. Driven by government policies, a highly industrialized sect...

IAMO study: In under 20 years, Russia moved from major pork importer to net exporter. State-backed industrial growth drove gains, but consolidation in large agribusinesses creates systemic risks for sector stability.

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Experts examine US manufacturing trends and impacts of paused tariffs Economists stress the need for supportive measures to boost American manufacturing.

The future of American manufacturing hangs in the balance as experts warn that returning jobs may not be as simple as it seems amidst shifting global trade dynamics.

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Namibia’s import value increase to N$12.8b in March Namibia’s import value increased to N$12.8 billion in March this year rebounding from N$12.2 billion in February. According to Simonis Storm economist Almandro Jansen this growth was primarily driven by a significant rise in petroleum oil imports, which increased by N$999 million, alongside increases in precision instruments, industrial machinery, maize and tractors. “The import composition continues to reflect structural dependencies on energy products, transport equipment and intermediate goods for domestic production,” he says. Jansen says that imports from South Africa grew to a 39.4% share, and India (9.3%), China and the Democratic Republic of Congo remained key suppliers while Oman contributed strongly, especially to energy imports. “These trade dynamics underscore Namibia’s integration into both regional and global supply chains but also highlight the need for policies supporting energy security, food production and local manufacturing capacity,” he says. The post Namibia’s import value increase to N$12.8b in March appeared first on The Namibian.

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Shifting trade dynamics:  Namibia’s imports decline by 9.3% Namibia’s trade landscape witnessed a notable shift in February 2025, as the country’s import bill contracted by 9.3% month-on-month, reflecting both temporary supply chain adjustments and broader economic pressures. According to the latest Macro Pulse: Trade Statistics-February’25 report by Simonis Storm, Namibia imported goods worth N$12.2 billion in February, down

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Trump's Tariff Blitz Targets Global Imports, Kazakhstan Faces Harshest Impact in Central Asia - The Times Of Central Asia U.S. President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs on all goods imported into the United States, citing the need to protect American industry and

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Trump to Davos: Make Your Product in America or Pay Tariffs

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China's record $1 trillion trade surplus raises questions about global economic sustainability China's record trade surplus raises concerns about sustainability and global economic impacts.

China's staggering $1 trillion trade surplus has sparked urgent debates about the future of global economic stability and the implications for everyday consumers.

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Economists predict 3.4% global trade growth amid rising tariff threats and US slowdown Global trade growth projected at 3.4% for 2025 amid tariff threats and U.S. slowdown.

Despite rising tariff threats and a slowdown in the U.S. economy, experts project a surprising 3.4% growth in global trade for 2025.

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