The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz would bring much-needed relief for many economies, UNCTAD notes ... UNCTAD ... UNCTAD Trade shocks hit hardest where the ability to cope is limited ... UNCTAD Short-lived energy shocks can have long-term consequences.
...Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) ... “The reopening paves the way for recovery,” UNCTAD said ... UNCTAD warns that the biggest risks now lie outside the shipping industry itself.
Critical minerals are reshaping global trade as demand rises for clean energy, electrification and digital technologies, the UN Trade and Development agency (UNCTAD) said on Friday ... to UNCTAD.
Since 2020, nearly 100 export-related measures have been introduced on critical minerals, including licensing requirements, export taxes and export bans, UNCTAD said ... UNCTAD cautioned against the risk ...
RelatedNews. Xeneta ... …UNCTAD highlighted. A more coordinated approach would help keep critical mineral trade open, predictable and development oriented and would also support a faster and more affordable energy transition, according to UNCTAD.
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