Economy
Canada is preparing an ambitious investment drive aimed at mobilizing up to C$1 trillion in capital over the next five years, as the government seeks to accelerate economic growth, strengthen domestic industries and diversify the country’s international trade and investment partnerships. The initiative......
Morocco’s merchandise trade deficit expanded significantly in 2025, reaching approximately 352 billion dirhams ($37.5 billion), equivalent to around 21% of gross domestic product, according to figures cited in a recent report by the French Treasury Directorate published on September 10. The deficit......
Morocco strengthened its position in Uganda’s coffee trade in July 2026, becoming the East African country’s fourth-largest destination for coffee exports. Uganda shipped 50,222 bags to the Moroccan market during the month, with each bag weighing 60 kilograms, bringing the total volume to......
Political tensions between Morocco and Spain have once again fueled debate over the possibility of using economic measures as a means of exerting pressure. Calls for boycotts of Moroccan products have also appeared on social media, reflecting growing political sensitivity surrounding trade relations......
Trade between Morocco and Turkey continues to progress in 2026. In the first seven months of the year, Turkish exports to the Kingdom surpassed 2.4 billion dollars, confirming the significance of the Moroccan market in Ankara's commercial strategy in Africa. Morocco, an increasingly important market......
Major investment banks are raising their forecasts for Brent crude prices as persistent disruptions to shipping routes in the Middle East increase concerns over the security of global oil supplies. Oil prices have moved above the $100-a-barrel threshold amid growing fears that prolonged disruptions......
Economist Peter Schiff has warned that the United States could face an economic crisis more severe than the 2008 financial meltdown, arguing that the country is now exposed to a much broader asset bubble and significantly higher levels of debt. Speaking in a recent YouTube interview, Schiff said he......
Morocco has begun putting a new batch of Chinese-built diesel locomotives into service as part of efforts to modernise its railway fleet and strengthen the country's transport infrastructure ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The first five locomotives manufactured by Chinese company CRRC Ziyang......
New Delhi is hosting the 18th BRICS summit, bringing together leaders from major emerging economies at a time of growing geopolitical tensions and significant shifts in global trade and finance. Held under the theme of resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability, the two-day meeting comes......
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reaffirmed Ottawa’s willingness to reach what he described as a fair trade agreement with the United States, while stressing that any future arrangement must protect Canada’s economic interests and provide benefits for both sides. Carney said discussions......
India’s foreign exchange reserves have reached a new record, rising by nearly $45 billion in a single week and strengthening the country’s external financial position. Data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) showed that total reserves climbed to $785.7 billion in the week ending......
Russia and India have completed preparations for a package of documents aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation in nuclear energy, according to Alexey Likhachev, head of Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom. Speaking to the Russian newspaper Izvestia, Likhachev said several agreements with......
US semiconductor giant Micron Technology is offering exceptionally large bonuses to employees in Taiwan as it seeks to ease growing labor tensions and prevent a potential strike at one of its most important manufacturing hubs. The company announced that employees in Taiwan will receive bonuses for fiscal......
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