Global Trade Outlook 2027
The World Trade Organization projects a 3.5% increase in global trade for 2027, driven by a rebound in economic growth and trade volumes.
The World Trade Organization projects a 3.5% increase in global trade for 2027, driven by a rebound in economic growth and trade volumes.
Researchers at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government forecast significant growth in the services sector, with trade in services expected to reach $10 trillion by 2027.
CNBC reports that the US trade deficit is expected to widen in 2027, driven by strong domestic demand and a weakening dollar, with implications for US trade policy.
Google's AI-powered trade forecasting tool predicts a 2.8% increase in global trade for 2027, with the largest gains in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Brookings Institution hosts a webinar on the future of trade, featuring expert analysis and projections for 2027, including the impact of emerging technologies on global trade.
Forbes provides an in-depth guide for businesses on navigating the projected trade landscape in 2027, including tips on supply chain management and trade risk mitigation.
The International Monetary Fund releases a report on trade policy projections for 2027, highlighting the need for coordinated global action to address trade tensions and promote free trade.
Kaggle hosts a competition for data scientists to develop predictive models for trade projections in 2027, with a focus on using machine learning and data visualization techniques.