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- New report details global trade challenges - and other international . . .
This monthly round-up brings you a selection of the latest news and updates on global trade Top international trade stories: A new World Bank report highlights global trade challenges and slow recovery; Emerging economies' share of world trade has doubled over past 60 years, UNCTAD says; India sees boom in exports; and more
- What is a bear market and what causes it? | World Economic Forum
A bear market occurs when a market experiences prolonged price declines Factors such as a weak or slowing economy or shocks like pandemics or war can all contribute to a bear market In contrast, a bull market is when stocks are rising – or expected to rise – over a prolonged period
- 5 economists on long-term economic trends | World Economic Forum
What are the major issues shaping the global economy? Here are three long-term trends on chief economists’ minds
- The global economy enters a new era | World Economic Forum
The global economy needs a clear and predictable trading system addressing longstanding gaps in international trading rules, including the pervasive use of non-tariff barriers or other trade-distorting measures This will require improved cooperation Monetary policy will also need to remain agile
- Tariffs return to centre stage, and other news to know
The latest roundup from the Forum’s Head of Economic Growth and Transformation covers revived US tariff plans and trade flows that are realigning along geopolitical fault lines
- These are the world’s biggest trading blocs
Trading blocs have historically been a key way of promoting regional relations and economic prosperity Here are six of the world’s biggest ones
- How trade can power economic revitalization for growth, jobs and nature
Since the 1990s, trade has been a critical engine of prosperity; retooled for the future, trade can serve society and revitalize the global economy Among the 6 priorities that should guide us is the need to recognize the value of the world trading system and reaffirm a need for multilateralism
- Global trade growth could more than double in 2024. Here’s why
Global trade growth could more than double this year, according to the three major international economic organizations Despite lower inflation, interest rates, and increased economic activity, persistent risks and divergences between economies still threaten international trade, they say The World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on the Future of Trade and Investment supports the
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