The World Trade Organization forecasts a 3.5% annual growth in international trade from 2026 to 2035, driven by emerging markets and digitalization.
Researchers at Harvard University predict that international trade will continue to grow, with a focus on sustainable and resilient supply chains, and an increasing role for emerging economies.
Bloomberg analysts expect international trade to face challenges from rising protectionism and geopolitical tensions, but also identify opportunities in the growth of e-commerce and trade in services.
The International Trade Centre's Trade Forecasting Tool provides interactive data and analysis on international trade trends and forecasts, including projections for 2026-2035.
In this video, experts from the Brookings Institution discuss the outlook for international trade, including the impact of technological change, shifting global economic power, and the role of international institutions.
The US Census Bureau releases a forecast of US international trade, including projections for exports and imports, and an analysis of the impact of trade agreements and policies.
The OECD publishes a scenario analysis of international trade, exploring different possible futures for global trade, including scenarios for growth, stagnation, and disruption.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development releases a comprehensive outlook on international trade and investment, including forecasts, analysis, and policy recommendations.