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U.S. corn and soybean prices hit multi-year lows in August, continuing a steady decline since May and reaching their lowest levels since August 2020. The

Global scrutiny of Chinese import pricing continued last month with the introduction of new anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese biodiesel imports into Europe. This move comes

After a quick start to hurricane activity in the Gulf, it’s crucial not to underestimate this year’s hurricane season. Meteorologists are predicting one of the

Global shipping and logistics remain a significant challenge for shippers and consumers across all sectors and regions. From short domestic hauls to worldwide movement of

Speaking at the annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, Fed Chair Jerome Powell laid the groundwork for what seems to be an inevitable rate cut in

Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Houston, TX earlier this month, marking the start of a projected busier-than-usual hurricane season. The early storm caused significant power

After a prolonged dry spring and early summer, Mexico has declared an end to the drought that disrupted daily life and business operations. Several companies

The global trucking and freight markets seem to be rebounding, signaling an end to the post-Covid recession period. Business activity is stabilizing, with volumes and

Recent global economic data and announcements of rate cuts are setting the stage for reductions in borrowing costs for the second half of the year

The European economy appears to be rebounding, showing slow quarterly growth after six consecutive quarters of decline. Although the pace and performance vary across different

Prolonged dry weather throughout Latin America is impacting global supply chains, although some relief is expected as the rainy season picks up pace in mid-June.

  Just days before the May 31, 2024, deadline for the expiration of a list of imports excluded from the 25% China tariffs, a decision

A key global trade inflation indicator is moving in the wrong direction as rising freight rates, reaching levels last seen in the early days of