The World Trade Organization's latest report forecasts a 3.5% annual growth in global trade from 2026 to 2030, driven by emerging markets and digitalization.
This research paper from Harvard University explores the impact of protectionism, technological advancements, and sustainability on international trade from 2026 to 2030.
Brookings Institution's article discusses the potential for renewed international cooperation on trade, including the role of the WTO and regional trade agreements.
The OECD report examines the impact of digitalization on international trade, including e-commerce, digital payments, and data flows.
Bloomberg's forecast predicts a shift in global trade patterns, with emerging markets in Asia and Africa driving growth, and the US and EU facing increasing competition.
The United Nations report highlights the importance of sustainable trade practices, including reducing carbon emissions and promoting fair labor standards.
This interactive tool allows users to simulate different trade scenarios and forecast the impact of various factors, including tariffs and trade agreements, on international trade from 2026 to 2030.
CNBC's video series explores the key trends and challenges shaping international trade from 2026 to 2030, featuring interviews with experts and business leaders.