UNCTAD projects a slowdown in the global economy and trade by 2025
Following an increase in trade due to advance purchases before the implementation of the new tariffs, the United Nations Conference on ...
Following an increase in trade due to advance purchases before the implementation of the new tariffs, the United Nations Conference on ...
Trade tensions, geopolitical uncertainty and high interest rates kept investors cautious, resulting in a 3% drop in global Foreign Direct Investment ...
Faced with adjustments due to geopolitical and structural pressures, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) warned of the stagnation ...
Global trade is facing a climate of uncertainty, which has become a "new tariff," raising costs, shaking financial markets, and ...
Despite rising geopolitical tensions and signs of a global economic slowdown, global trade grew in the first six months of ...
Rising trade tensions, political uncertainty, and geopolitical divisions threaten to further worsen the investment environment, the United Nations Conference on ...
The ocean economy , a fundamental pillar of global trade, is facing several challenges due to environmental crises and geopolitical tensions, ...
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum clarified that no agreement was reached on tariffs on steel and aluminum, as well as on vehicles, after ...
The global economy is projected to grow by as much as 2.3% in 2025, driven by multiple factors, including ongoing trade tensions and growing ...
The United Nations Office on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) called for the most vulnerable economies to be exempt from the reciprocal tariffs imposed by ...