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31 December 2015

International Trade & Commodities Newsletter: In-Short v2

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2015 has been a busy year for the commodities market and as we look to 2016 it is unlikely the market will be any less volatile.
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2015 has been a busy year for the commodities market and as we look to 2016 it is unlikely the market will be any less volatile. In this edition of In-Short we look at some of the issues currently impacting the commodities market.

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Slavery in your supply chain

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 is about to put supply chain transparency in the spotlight. We investigate the potential risks to your business. Read More

Boosting trade between Australia and North Asia

Australia has recently finalised Free Trade Agreements with its three largest trading partners in Asia - Korea, Japan and China. What does this mean for business? Read More

Iran: Where are we now?

There has been significant discussion regarding the JCPoA. As the world waits for Implementation Day, we shed some light on the true state of play. Read More

China's shifting energy landscape

The energy sector and regulatory environment in China is changing fast. We discuss the recent reforms in the regulatory regime, along with the opportunities this is creating for investors. Read More

Dubai stakes claim as a global commodities hub

Is Dubai becoming a major commodity hub? With its zero tax status and strategic positioning between European and Far Eastern Markets, Dubai's trade in commodities continues to rise. Read More

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