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By Jeffrey T. Lewis SÃO PAULO--Brazil's trade surplus narrowed in November as exports declined more than imports, the Development, Industry, Trade and...

New sanctions related to Iran and Russia are signs that the U.S. is changing tact on key parts of the energy trade, writes Rachel Ziemba in a guest commentary.

Turkish companies and individuals risk a battery of sanctions for providing Russia with goods and services prohibited under Western export controls

The nation's trade deficit in goods widened 3.4% in October to $89.8 billion. Imports stayed the same, but exports fell.

By Robb M. Stewart OTTAWA--Canada's current-account deficit narrowed in the third quarter of the year as the goods balance returned to a surplus, offsetting...

Demand for Chinese goods is weak. Foreign companies continue to shift parts of their supply chains elsewhere. Even student exchanges and tourist visits are...

Tariffs are putting goods like solar panels out of reach for businesses and consumers alike, writes Ludovic Subran in a guest essay.

Kremlin leader seeks to turn advantage in manpower and munitions into battlefield progress, while Western will and assistance for Kyiv waver

By Paul Vieira OTTAWA--A trade-dispute panel ruled in favor of Canada over the U.S. in a crossborder row about how Canada protects its dairy sector from...

By Ying Xian Wong KUALA LUMPUR--Malaysia's exports fell in October as shipments of petroleum and electrical products were dragged by lower demand though the...