World trade to slow to 1.6% in 2023: World Bank
13 enero, 2023
After slowing to 4% in 2022, world trade growth is expected to decelerate further to 1.6% in 2023, largely reflecting weakening global demand, the World
After slowing to 4% in 2022, world trade growth is expected to decelerate further to 1.6% in 2023, largely reflecting weakening global demand, the World
The Covid-19 pandemic and the persistent invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation have caused significant disruptions in global supply chains and trade. From the
The WTO highlighted the impact of climate change on the security of the Sahel in its annual World Trade Report, released Monday. The Sahel is
Supply chain disruptions affected global growth by up to one percentage point, estimated the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In general, this occurs when the process
HSBC projected that the US–China relationship remains a prominent feature of the external environment, but the bank does not currently expect it to change significantly
After slowing to 4% in 2022, world trade growth is expected to decelerate further to 1.6% in 2023, largely reflecting weakening global demand, the World
The Covid-19 pandemic and the persistent invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation have caused significant disruptions in global supply chains and trade. From the
The WTO highlighted the impact of climate change on the security of the Sahel in its annual World Trade Report, released Monday. The Sahel is
Supply chain disruptions affected global growth by up to one percentage point, estimated the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In general, this occurs when the process
HSBC projected that the US–China relationship remains a prominent feature of the external environment, but the bank does not currently expect it to change significantly