Grains Update: Interview with Arnaud Petit from the International Grains Council In the run up to London’s International Grains Conference on the 19th – 20th June 2018, Trade Finance Global… read more →

Following a fairly stagnant year of growth as well as global trade in Q4 of 2017, where do SMEs stand? TFG took a deep dive on global trade, to see… read more →

Iraq is adapting to the low oil price environment and has successfully driven Daesh out of its strongholds. The country has re-emerged as an attractive destination for international trade and… read more →

The opening salvos in the trade war between the US and China have already been fired. The US unveiled plans for a 25 per cent tariff on steel and 10… read more →

A new material has been discovered and its properties are so incredible, that new technologies emerged using it, revolutionizing the human life for the next century. While this sounds like… read more →

The invoice finance market is poised for disruption through distributed ledger technologies and cryptocurrencies. TFG recently spoke to Dror Shapira, CEO of INVioU about their platform which uses AI and… read more →

It is understandable that aluminum buyers are nervous about future price movements after falling nearly 9% in price from their high in early January. Aluminium markets took almost a 10%… read more →

US caustic soda markets are expected to see strong performance in 2018, with more exports and higher pricing, according to an analysis report by Olin Corporation, the world’s largest chlor-alkali… read more →

While electricity is produced and used at the same time, national electricity companies need to be able to satisfy demand at any given moment. By enhancing current interconnectors and building… read more →

Google and Facebook have got a big storm coming with the new tax reform on digital enterprises, which is going to target their revenues instead of much smaller profit figures,… read more →