October 8, 2009 in Congressional Research Service
The United States and the European Union (EU) economic relationship is the largest in the world—and it is growing. The modern U.S.-European economic relationship has evolved since World War II, broadening as the six-member European Community expanded into the present 27-member European Union. The ties have also become more complex and interdependent, covering
a growing number and type of trade and financial activities.
Tags: Congressional Research Service, European Union, International Finance, International Trade
September 17, 2009 in International Monetary Fund
There is general agreement that the ongoing global financial crisis has produced a serious decline in the availability of trade credit along with increases in pricing. In order to better understand the current trade environment and develop actions to alleviate some of the problems associate with it, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Bankers Association for Trade and Finance (BAFT) have commissioned Flometrix to conduct a survey among banks worldwide.
Tags: Bankers Association for Finance and Trade, International Finance, International Financial Institutions, International Monetary Fund, International Trade, Strictly Confidential
