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The agreements cover hybrid vehicles, tariffs and rare earth export licences.

US inflation was lower than expected in February; the 2.8% read came as the US introduced global 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports; and then the EU and Canada retaliated; in Apac, Australian and Korean steelmakers are most at risk.

While interest is growing in Apac, voluntary carbon markets are progressing slowly due to non-standardised regulations and a lack of clarity over underlying projects.

The tariffs will apply from July 4 and range from 17.4% to 38.1%, depending on the model.

The EU has expanded its carbon trading scheme to maritime transport, including large cargo and passenger ships traveling to and from Asian ports.

Firms Bitazza, TEMPO and Velo Labs launch a digital platform with the ultimate aim of raising financial inclusion and mobility standards in Southeast Asia.

For the UK, it was hailed as an historic triumph, reaching an 11th hour agreement after years of hard negotiating. For Asia’s treasurers, however, ‘no deal’ is still the only deal.

Anti-greenwashing legislation is due to come into effect in the EU by 2021. CT takes a look at what it could mean for businesses in the Asia Pacific region

Some so-called sustainable financial products are not always what they seem. The European Union is taking aim at the practice of 'greenwashing'

When it comes to tackling AML rules, talking to your banking partners and improving internal controls are just two ways corporates can now improve their AML compliance

New AML legislation from the EU could have serious implications for companies doing business in Europe, but treasurers should leverage the new rules to add value.

Japan goes in strong with an early message to Britain and Europe as it seeks to protect the interests of corporates heavily invested in the United Kingdom ahead of Brexit talks.