G-20 finance chiefs agree to tackle food crisis
Amid the worsening food and energy crises and recession fears, the meeting in Bali saw more gestures toward collaboration among ministers and zero walkouts.
Trade
Jokowi sets sights on East Asia
China is one of Indonesia’s most important trading partners, accounting for 29 percent of Indonesia’s imports, valued at $56.2 billion.
Germany’s supply chain law, human rights & opportunity for collaboration
Germany’s incoming supply chain law can make way for Berlin and Singapore to place human rights at the highest level.
US, Japan vow joint efforts on Ukraine, trade, food crisis
A joint statement issued after talks pledged support for Ukraine in coping with its economic challenges, saying both sides had welcomed efforts to pursue price caps “where…
Indonesia’s logistics costs still high due to trade imbalance in eastern regions
The Transportation Ministry said that ships returning from eastern ports with empty cargo holds remained the core challenge of the sea lane program.
RCEP unleashes Chinese enterprises’ true potential
An expert predicted that Chinese enterprises will likely intensify cross-border industrial capacity cooperation with counterparts from other RCEP members.
Value of Cambodia’s Jan-Jun rice exports surge over 19% on-year
China was the biggest buyer of Cambodian milled rice, at 168,280 tonnes, representing a 17.44 per cent year-on-year increase.
Development of Vietnam-Laos relations brings practical benefits to their people
Since the 1977 bilateral treaty’s signing between the two nations, relations have developed despite complicated developments in the global situation.
Wheat shortages bode well for Vietnamese rice
Vietnamese rice has been increasing steadily in price in recent months, surpassing Thai and other rice varieties.
India-Russia trade will continue despite Western sanctions against Moscow: Envoy
The envoy said from January to April 2022, bilateral trade amounted to USD 6.4 billion, almost twice as much as for the same period last year.