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ECB | Low for Long? Reasons for the Recent Decline in Productivity

Blog post by Óscar Arce and David Sondermann |  Over the first two decades of the currency union, labour productivity (output per worker) in the euro area has been weak, at least when compared to other advanced economies. While productivity grew annually on average by 0.6 percent from 1999 to 2019, the average pace was more than twice as fast in the United States. Productivity somewhat recovered after the pandemic, but more recently the picture changed for the worse...
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CHIPS for America Announces $285 million Funding Opportunity for a Digital Twin and Semiconductor CHIPS Manufacturing USA Institute

Today, the Biden-Harris Administration issued a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) seeking proposals from eligible applicants for activities to establish and operate a CHIPS Manufacturing USA institute focused on digital twins for the semiconductor industry. Digital twins are virtual models that mimic the structure, context, and behavior of a physical counterpart. The CHIPS for America Program anticipates up to approximately $285 million for a first-of-its-kind institute focused on the development, validation, and use of digital twins for semiconductor manufacturing, advanced...
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IMF | Georgieva: the World Needs a Strong, Cohesive Europe

Keynote Address by Kristalina Georgieva, IMF Managing Director, at the Annual EU Budget Conference 2024. What a pleasure to be here today, surrounded by friends, on a brief stopover between Saudi Arabia and Chile. Whenever I’m in Brussels I feel I’m at home. And home it was for me, for seven years, working at the European Commission. Someone famous may have had seven years in Tibet, I had my seven years in Brussels—including serving as Vice President for Budget and Human Resources...
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U.S. Department of Commerce Celebrates World Trade Month 2024

On May 1, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo celebrated World Trade Month by reaffirming the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to creating a more sustainable and inclusive economy through international trade. “International trade is essential to our nation’s economic growth and helps Americans build more resilient businesses and communities,” said Secretary Raimondo. “Throughout World Trade Month, the Commerce Department will celebrate and reaffirm the Biden-Harris Administration’s enduring commitment to deepening our economic cooperation with allies, bolstering supply chain resilience, ensuring a...
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European Commission | Global Gateway: Scaling up Sustainable Finance in EU Partner Countries

The European Commission received today the final recommendations of the High-Level Expert Group on scaling up sustainable finance in low-and middle-income countries (HLEG), in the presence of International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. Since 2022, emerging markets have experienced the worst ever capital outflows. The report provides concrete and innovative actions the Commission can take to mobilise private capital for sustainable investments in Global Gateway partner countries. It outlines ten recommendations, with a focus on establishing an enhanced strategic engagement...
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U.S. Department of Commerce Announces New Actions to Implement President Biden’s Executive Order on AI

Announcements include draft guidance documents, a draft plan for international standards, and a new measurement program opening for public comment The U.S. Department of Commerce announced today, following the 180-day mark since President Biden’s Executive Order (EO) on the Safe, Secure and Trustworthy Development of AI, several new announcements related to the EO. The Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released four draft publications intended to help improve the safety, security and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence (AI)...

UPCOMING EACC EVENTS

Webinar | EU CBAM and its Implications for US Companies - Get Ready for the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

The European Union (EU) introduces a groundbreaking policy: the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). CBAM, a strategic initiative designed to harmonize the EU’s ambitious climate objectives with international trade practices. By addressing the complexities of carbon leakage and establishing a level playing field for domestic and foreign producers, CBAM marks a significant step in the EU’s journey towards a sustainable future.

Webinar | Quarterly EU Economic Update: Springtime in Europe – The Return of Growth and Prospects for the Year Ahead

First quarter growth proved better than expected in Europe. In both the Euro Area and EU as a whole, GDP expanded 0.3% as Germany returned to growth and Spain, Ireland, and the Baltics (among others) reported strong expansions. These green shoots are welcome following a challenging 2023 in the EU and growth is expected to gradually pick up over the course of the year as the headwinds from tight financial conditions fade and falling inflation along with a still solid labor market helps boost real disposable income. The growth divergence between the US and EU that marked 2023 is already closing, with the US just barely growing faster than the EU (0.4% to 0.3%) over the first three months of the year.

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      RSM | Regulations and Rate Cuts to Drive Renewable Energy Growth

      As renewable energy projects contend with volatile energy markets, new regulations and a challenging investment climate, it’s easy to lose sight of the progress being made in the transition away from fossil fuels. Sustained investment in renewables continues, despite the hurdles, and will translate into enduring growth as economic activity becomes less dependent on fossil fuel prices and supply fluctuations. Ultimately, as the transition accelerates and renewable electricity generation increases, economic prosperity will ensue as emissions fall. But getting there is a...
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      GDLSK | US Department of Commerce Issues Preliminary Scope Determination in ADD/CVD Investigation on Aluminum Extrusions from 14 Countries

      The Department of Commerce’s preliminary determination in the antidumping duty investigation (ADD) investigations on aluminum extrusions from 14 countries was published on May 7, 2024.  The scope of the investigation covers a broad array of products containing aluminum extrusions, including specific articles, components, subassemblies, and numerous downstream products.  The scope also contains several exclusions from the investigation that are defined by technical parameters.  Further, the scope contains a specific list of covered products if produced in China. In short,...
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      Vulcan View: The latest EU developments April 29 – May 3

      Tensions rise between UK and Ireland over immigration Attempts to handle the unprecedented levels of immigration have this week prompted diplomatic tensions between Ireland and the UK. Looming general elections on either side of the Irish Sea means that there has been considerable political jockeying on the issue, which perception polling indicates will be top of mind for voters. Responding to a line of questioning from Clare Independent TD – and MEP candidate for Ireland South ­– Michael McNamara, Minister for...
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      Jaguar Freight | The Weekly Roar – Top Shipping News

      In this week’s Roar: the Key Bridge cleanup, tightening airfreight capacity, port volumes in the U.S., container ship deliveries hit a record, and diesel prices continue to fall. Baltimore is making good progress cleaning up the shipping channel and removing the Dali—the container ship that caused the Key Bridge collapse in March. Officials are hopeful the ship can be removed by May 10. So far, over 3,000 tons of debris have been pulled from the channel, and the next step is...
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      Bannockburn Global Forex | Yen Slips, Yuan Jumps, Dollar is Mostly Softer

      The dollar is mostly a little softer today in thin market conditions, with Tokyo, Seoul, and London closed for holidays. The Japanese yen is the weakest G10 currency, losing about 0.5% and slipping through last Friday's lows. At first, after Fed Chair Powell did not endorse rate hike speculation, the market thought he was dovish. But after the softer than expected jobs data and weakness in the ISM services, the market shifted from doubting one cut to pricing in...
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      Thompson Hine | Protecting Trade Secrets in the Age of Generative AI

      Whether they realize it or not, most companies probably own valuable trade secrets. When one thinks of “trade secrets,” things like the recipe for Coca-Cola or Kentucky Fried Chicken or perhaps Google’s algorithm might come to mind. But trade secrets are broader than these examples and can include things that most companies have, such as customer lists, manufacturing processes, and marketing strategies. PROTECTING TRADE SECRETS What makes a trade secret a trade secret? First and foremost, it must be a secret,...

      EACCNY Executive Director celebrating Europe Day at the EU Delegation to the United Nations.

      EACCNY Member Ian Hunter, Director, OCO Global received the “Rising Star Award” at this years New York World Trade Week. Congratulations!

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