Trade stories

"The DEPA comes at a time of considerable disruption to international trade and supply chains due to COVID-19, yet that experience has shown the value of our digital economy and digital trade." >>

All industry verticals will eventually be impacted to some degree, says F&S, but four areas are likely to see the biggest changes.>>

Technology is the fastest growing sector in New Zealand and digital trade is especially important for the New Zealand economy.">>

Using electronic currency instead of cash means that users can continue to make purchases even when cash flow has slowed.>>

According to Vonex, the ASX confirmed they would admit the company subject to the satisfaction of certain “largely procedural” conditions.>>

“It will help share the benefits of a more inclusive digital economy.">>

“Every business operating in more than one area will tell you that data flows are necessary for even the most basic business functions.">>

South Korea manufactures nearly 20% of the world's semiconductor market and more than 60% of the world's memory chips.>>

This year’s competition was one of the most competitive and unpredictable, with eight teams all having an equal chance of winning close to the end.>>

Darktrace EMEA CEO Poppy Gustafsson is one of a select group of business leaders accompanying UK Prime Minister on a trade mission to Japan.>>

As election year starts to engulf many European countries, Australian businesses should start to consider how it will affect how they do business.>>

WREDA chief executive Chris Whelan says the government's refreshed Trade Agenda 2030 policy is good news for the region and its digital exports.>>

The deal with Chinese Customs gives Kiwi exporters a big advantage over other exporters to China.>>

Federal Reserve gave a more cautious assessment of the US economy, prompting traders to pull back their bets that the US dollar would gain.>>

The New Zealand dollar, which has declined 2.5 percent so far this month, may slip further this week>>

Graeme Wheeler yesterday disappointed traders betting on a gloomy outlook for the local economy when he kept the key rate unchanged.>>

US figures will provide a gauge on the strength of the world's biggest economy and give the greenback its next cue for a direction.>>

There might be an extended rally for the US currency as the prospects for the world's biggest economy remain strong.>>

It may gain next year as the local economy outperforms its peers.>>

The nation's dairy herd rose 4 percent in the latest year, extending the long-term trend that has seen milk become the dominant farm product.>>

The Te Puke-based maker of health products based on manuka honey aimed to raise $24.4 million in the offer at $3.55 apiece.>>

The GDT average winning price slid 3.1 percent to US$2,561 overnight, the lowest level since August 2009.>>

International guests nights rebounded 2.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted 1.145 million in September.>>