2026 Global Trade Outlook
The World Trade Organization's latest forecast predicts a 3.5% increase in global trade for 2026, driven by a rebound in demand and easing supply chain pressures.
The World Trade Organization's latest forecast predicts a 3.5% increase in global trade for 2026, driven by a rebound in demand and easing supply chain pressures.
Researchers at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government have released a study projecting a shift in global trade patterns, with emerging markets expected to drive growth in 2026.
Bloomberg's latest trade forecast highlights the impact of technological advancements and changing consumer behavior on global trade, with a focus on the rise of e-commerce and digital payments in 2026.
The Brookings Institution has published a comprehensive review of global trade policies, examining the implications of recent developments on international trade and investment in 2026.
The International Trade Centre's Trade Map provides a free online tool for forecasting trade trends, allowing users to analyze and visualize trade data for 2026 and beyond.
CNBC's senior economics reporter provides an in-depth video analysis of the 2026 trade outlook, discussing key factors influencing global trade and their potential impact on businesses and investors.
The US Department of Commerce has released its annual trade forecast, predicting a moderate increase in US exports and imports for 2026, driven by a strong economy and favorable trade agreements.
The World Bank's latest report explores the long-term trends shaping global trade, including the impact of climate change, technological innovation, and shifting global economic power dynamics on trade in 2026 and beyond.