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We spelt out our view on the future of globalisation this week. We don’t expect globalization to go into reverse, but we do think it will continue...
Trade is already one of the hardest-hit US sectors in the coronavirus crisis and faces major risks depending on the path of the pandemic in our...
Our baseline forecast looks for world trade to grow by just 2.6% per year from 2020-2030, with trade volumes in 2030 around 5% lower than we...
Louis Kuijs, chief Asia economist, discusses the implications in a podcast for the San Francisco Fed.
With US-China talks to agree a truce in the...
Illicit trade is a persistent and growing threat, as technology, the global economy and e-commerce open new opportunities for counterfeit products...
Is the world economy’s current, long-running upturn running out of steam? Jittery financial markets that have struggled to regain a firm footing...
Companies’ spirits boosted by buoyant world trade and US fiscal stimulus measures as fears over North Korea tensions and China slowdown retreat.
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