Trade ‘Tit-for-tat protectionism’ between US and China would damage Ireland, senior officials warnDepartment of finance officials warned the minister about a series of risks to the economy
Trade US trade grows as goods exports surge 10% in opening five months of the yearThe value of goods imports decreased by 10 per cent
EU Phil Hogan: Why Trump trade war poses grave danger to Ireland Ireland’s former EU commissioner says Ireland and Europe would be caught in the middle of US-China rivalry
EU Exclusive interview: Phil Hogan on Golfgate, Varadkar, Fine Gael’s election chances and TrumpIn an exclusive interview, the two-time EU commissioner sat down with Brussels Correspondent Sarah Collins to discuss a wide range of issues
Exports Irish exporters ‘hopeful’ of positive impact from British Labour governmentThe Irish government is expected to emerge as a key cheerleader in Brussels on any proposals that would reduce trade friction
Agriculture Irish pork caught in crossfire of EU-China EV trade warThe Department of Agriculture has been forced to defend the sector after China retaliated to tariffs on electric vehicles
UK and Irish firms call for €2 billion interstate fund British Irish Chamber of Commerce has urged next UK government to carry out a wholesale review of trading terms with EU
EU Fears of trade war after EU slaps tariffs on Chinese EVsLast EU trade war with the US saw Irish brands including Kerrygold and Baileys getting caught in the net
EU EU to slap tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric carsDuties will apply from next month unless Chinese car makers and the European Commission find ways of ‘resolving the issue’
Future of Europe Future of Europe: Unlocking private capital crucial to funding the battle against climate changeThe scale of private finance needed for the clean energy transition is going to continue to grow in the years ahead, but a shifting global trade environment is changing the whole game
UK British businesses call on the next UK government to boost trade ties with EuropeThe British Chambers of Commerce has said the next UK government must seek a better trading relationship with the EU after the general election
Tourism Republic ‘does better’ than Northern Ireland from soaring cross-border tourismA new report found that visitors to the North were more likely to stay with friends
Trade EU backs Irish-Spanish call to look into Israel trade dealThe call came on the eve of the recognition of the state of Palestine by Ireland, Spain and Norway.
Future of Europe Future of Europe: The EU economyThe Business Post is launching a series of articles on the Future of Europe, starting with a focus on the future of the European economy
Future of Europe Future of Europe: Trade wars, subsidy rifts and simmering tensionsAs part of the Business Post’s Future of Europe series, Brussels correspondent Sarah Collins examines the European Union’s trade policy and the challenges it faces over the coming years
Trade President Biden to hit Chinese electric vehicles with 100 per cent tariffsMove marks latest effort by US Government to protect domestic industry from cheap competition
Making it Work Global trade educator ITI targets €1m fundingInternational Trade Institute guides business leaders through complexities of expansion abroad, focusing on trade policy, market selection and compliance
UK ‘Confusion and uncertainty’ as traders face new post-Brexit checksThe latest phase of the long-delayed system of checks will see a selection of Irish firms charged up to €170 for plant and animal imports
Trade Europe needs to counter China’s distorting impact on global trade - EU trade chiefWeyand said China’s government supported over capacity in manufacturing was having serious impacts on on the rest of the world
EU Other countries are asking ‘who made you world regulator?’ - EU trade chiefSabine Weyand said the EU’s attempt to leverage single market power to drive better standards globally was impacting competitiveness