Global trade growth continues, but fragility rises


Global trade growth continues, but fragility rises
The global economy is maintaining its growth momentum, driven primarily by Asian economies
Amid an increasingly complex global trade environment, the China-Europe freight trains have evolved beyond a logistics service to become a stabilizer of Eurasian trade
Global trade poised for a record-breaking 2025
Trade links between the EU and Asia remain stable despite elevated global uncertainty
Monthly publication analysing trade policy and global trade data
The Upply x Ti x IRU European road freight rates index shows that Q1 2025 contract rates fell by 2.3 points quarter on quarter (q-o-q)
China—EU economic collaboration stands as a cornerstone of mutual growth, navigating global uncertainties through deepening trade, innovation and infrastructure connectivity [CGTN]
The development of the TITR/TRACECA corridor reflects the trend toward diversification of China-Europe-China freight flows