International trade

International trade predetermines the vector of development of the world economy. Now, the volume of international trade is growing rapidly, which contributes to the intensification of production processes and deepening countries’ specializations.

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110 publications
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Article
30.04.2026
Global Trade Update. April 2026

Global trade growth continues, but fragility rises

Article
30.04.2026
Arctic logistics: Development trajectories of the Northern Sea Route

NSR development prospects: Freight traffic growth and international transit

Article
31.03.2026
Global Trade Outlook and Statistics

WTO Global Review

Article
31.03.2026
China-Europe Railway Express – a new momentum for an open world economy

A CGTN global poll reveals the China-Europe Railway Express is seen worldwide as a driver of an open economy and stronger trade ties

Article
31.03.2026
EDB Macroeconomic Review. March 2026

The global economy is maintaining its growth momentum, driven primarily by Asian economies

Article
27.02.2026
China’s Import-Export in 2025: Full-Year Data, Trends, and 2026 Outlook

China’s import-export hit a record US$6.36 trillion in 2025

China briefing
Article
31.01.2026
Review of maritime transport. 2025

Staying the course in turbulent waters

Article
31.01.2026
Macroeconomic Outlook 2026-2028

The analysis reviews economic developments in 2025 and outlines key macroeconomic forecasts for 2026–2028

Article
26.12.2025
Global Trade Update. December 2025

Global trade poised for a record-breaking 2025

Article
26.12.2025
UN deal delivers a smoother ride for global trade

Moving goods around the world could soon become cheaper, faster and far more flexible

Article
28.11.2025
Economic Outlook: EU–Asia Challenges

Trade links between the EU and Asia remain stable despite elevated global uncertainty

Article
31.10.2025
Advanced Manufacturing Potential in Eurasia: Sectoral Niches for Growth

Transitioning to high-value manufacturing can be a powerful driver of sustainable and rapid economic growth