Western media: the rise in commodity prices may continue

On February 19, the website of Spain's "El Pais" published a report entitled "from nickel, oil to coffee, the shortage of supply has planted wings for commodities"

Russia Ukraine crisis dragged down Asian stock markets

According to Reuters on February 22, the Nikkei index of Japan's stock market fell on Tuesday and closed lower for the fourth consecutive trading day. After the escalation of tensions in Ukraine, market sentiment further deteriorated.

Foreign media attention: the escalation of the crisis in Ukraine shocked the global market

According to the website of the Wall Street Journal on February 22, after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the army to enter the two "republics" in eastern Ukraine, which he previously recognized as independent, global stock markets and US stock index futures fell, while crude oil futures and government bond prices rose.

The WTO is optimistic that the worst of the trade crisis is over

According to EFE Geneva on February 21, the data released by the World Trade Organization on February 21 show that affected by the new wave of epidemic caused by Omicron variant, the global goods trade prosperity index will continue to decline in the short term, and the supply chain may continue to be interrupted.

Important changes in overseas markets! Many countries declared the end of the epidemic

February 9th, according to the British Sky News, British Prime Minister Johnson said that in February 21st announced the "coexistence with COVID-19" plan, while the United Kingdom plans to end a month ahead of COVID-19 restrictions.

Pay attention to the substantial adjustment of import and export rules in the country

The World Trade Organization (WTO) and the United Nations Commission on Trade and development (UNCTAD) released the latest version of the world tariff profiles 2021. Algeria ranked the fourth country with the highest import barriers in the world with an average tariff of 18.9%.