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The Vietnamese Government is accelerating the development and operation of a domestic carbon market while finalizing the legal framework for international carbon credit exchange. This move is seen as a critical step toward fulfilling greenhouse gas reduction commitments, promoting green growth, and enhancing Vietnam’s position in the global climate value chain. On March 25, 2026,
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Global financial markets are witnessing a notable reversal as gold prices rebound, oil prices decline sharply, and the US dollar shows signs of adjustment. These movements are not random but reflect underlying shifts in geopolitical dynamics, particularly the easing of tensions involving Iran at the Strait of Hormuz. After weeks of instability driven by escalating
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USD Rises as Safe-Haven Demand Surges Dollar Index surged on the morning of March 23, reflecting a clear shift in global market sentiment as geopolitical risks escalate. The index, which measures the strength of the US dollar against a basket of six major currencies, rose more than 1% to 99.66 points, signaling a strong return
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For decades, gold has been regarded as one of the most reliable safe-haven assets during periods of geopolitical instability. Historically, whenever wars, political crises, or global uncertainty escalate, investors tend to move capital into gold as a defensive strategy. However, recent market developments have presented a striking contradiction. Despite rising tensions in the Middle East,
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When Geopolitics Disrupts the Arteries of Global Trade The latest escalation of tensions in the Middle East is creating a major shock to the global trade system. For decades, the region has been considered one of the most sensitive geopolitical areas in the world economy, largely because it hosts several strategic maritime routes that connect
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The military conflict surrounding Iran is not only shaking the Middle East but is also beginning to generate economic and diplomatic tensions between the United States and several of its Western allies. One of the most notable developments is U.S. President Donald Trump’s public threat to cut off trade relations with Spain after Madrid refused
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Hormuz as a Strategic Chokepoint in the Global Energy System The Strait of Hormuz has long been regarded as one of the most critical arteries of the global energy system. Roughly one fifth of the world’s traded oil passes through this narrow corridor. Any military escalation or blockade in this area therefore transcends regional politics
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The textile industry is entering a period in which production capacity, cost and delivery time are no longer the only criteria determining competitiveness. For businesses exporting to Europe, information about materials, production processes, product durability and post-use treatment options is increasingly shaping relationships with customers. This change is being driven by the European Union’s policy
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