India moves in
The Indian Navy has deployed the destroyers Kolkata, Cochin, Mormugan and Chennai to the Red Sea exit, south of the Yemeni island of Socotra, and west and central Arabian Sea respectively. The USS Visakhapatnam was also assigned to patrol the
One seller was fined $800,000
In cross-border circles, tariff compliance has always been a topic of concern. Recently, a foreign trade company on the back of 798,334 US dollars (about 5.7 million yuan) of a huge fine, because of unpaid tariffs, suddenly caused a hot debate
Chinese cosmetics are hot in South Korea!
Due to rising prices and other factors, South Korean consumers are spending less on cosmetics this year. Cost-effective cosmetics are widely welcomed by South Korean consumers. South Korean mid - and low-cost cosmetics brands are gaining popularity in the beauty industry
MSC was attacked while crossing the Red Sea
MSC said it would continue to divert to the Cape of Good Hope until the safety of the crew was ensured. Mediterranean Shipping (MSC) confirmed that one of its container ships was attacked while crossing the southern Red Sea on December
Ban on import
The Japanese government held a cabinet meeting on the same day to expand exports of agricultural, forestry and water products. According to the implementation strategy announced at the meeting, in order to reduce the impact of China's suspension of imports
China’s cross-border e-commerce venture into the United States
Where can I buy a $5 jumper? American consumers whose wallets have shrunk under inflation have found the answers they want on China's cross-border e-commerce platforms. This has caused "ripples" in the already mature US e-commerce market. Under the "threat"
Red Sea affairs
Some liner giants have new sailing plans according to the latest situation. The Red Sea crisis continues to affect the shipping industry, but after the United States announced the launch of escort operations and some countries took further measures, some liner
RMB hits record high!
Recently, transaction data compiled by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) showed that the yuan's share of international payments rose to 4.6 percent in November 2023 from 3.6 percent in October, a record high for the yuan. In
The country prohibits third party money transfers to China!
A few days ago, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) issued a late night notice announcing that from January 1, 2024, all cross-border remittance companies in Singapore can not help customers remit money to China through third-party agents, only through
Block ZIM permanently!
The Malaysian government announced on the 20th that it would ban all Israeli-owned and Israeli-flagged vessels, as well as any ships bound for Israel, from calling at Malaysian ports (banning any cargo ships bound for Israel from loading cargo in