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Global trade has returned to growth, and "vitality Asia" has performed well

2024-07-29

Global trade has returned to growth, and "vitality Asia" has performed well

The United Nations Trade and Development Conference (Trade and Development Conference) recently released a report showing that in the first quarter of 2024, the global trade trend turned well, the trade volume increased by about 1%month -on -month, and the service trade volume increased by about 1.5%month -on -month. Global trade growth in the first quarter was "promoted by the United States and developing countries, especially Asia's positive trade." Expert analysis pointed out that global trade is coming out of haze, and developing countries are expected to contribute stronger growth momentum. "Vitality Asia" will add bright colors to the growth of global trade.

 

The recovery is obvious

 

The latest trade statistics recently released by the World Trade Organization (WTO) showed that the global commodity trade volume was flat in the first quarter of 2024, and in the first quarter of 2024 to grow: compared with the previous quarter, Commodity trade increased by 1.0%in the first quarter. Compared with the same period of 2023, the trade volume in the first quarter also increased by 1.4%.

 

Overall environment improvement

 

According to the United Nations Trade Conference report, overall, global inflation has eased the improvement of economic growth forecasts, indicating that the underworld downward trend of macroeconomics has been reversed. In addition, the rise in product demand related to energy transformation and artificial intelligence will also promote trade growth in 2024.

 

Must persist

 

The United Nations Trade Conference reports predict that in 2024, the global GDP (GDP) will grow by about 3%, and short -term trade prospects are cautious and optimistic. Factors such as geopolitical tensions, rising transportation costs and emerging industrial policies may reshape the global trade pattern. Trade restrictions and over -concern for domestic industries may hinder international trade growth.

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Global trade has returned to growth, and "vitality Asia" has performed well

2024-07-29

Global trade has returned to growth, and "vitality Asia" has performed well

The United Nations Trade and Development Conference (Trade and Development Conference) recently released a report showing that in the first quarter of 2024, the global trade trend turned well, the trade volume increased by about 1%month -on -month, and the service trade volume increased by about 1.5%month -on -month. Global trade growth in the first quarter was "promoted by the United States and developing countries, especially Asia's positive trade." Expert analysis pointed out that global trade is coming out of haze, and developing countries are expected to contribute stronger growth momentum. "Vitality Asia" will add bright colors to the growth of global trade.

 

The recovery is obvious

 

The latest trade statistics recently released by the World Trade Organization (WTO) showed that the global commodity trade volume was flat in the first quarter of 2024, and in the first quarter of 2024 to grow: compared with the previous quarter, Commodity trade increased by 1.0%in the first quarter. Compared with the same period of 2023, the trade volume in the first quarter also increased by 1.4%.

 

Overall environment improvement

 

According to the United Nations Trade Conference report, overall, global inflation has eased the improvement of economic growth forecasts, indicating that the underworld downward trend of macroeconomics has been reversed. In addition, the rise in product demand related to energy transformation and artificial intelligence will also promote trade growth in 2024.

 

Must persist

 

The United Nations Trade Conference reports predict that in 2024, the global GDP (GDP) will grow by about 3%, and short -term trade prospects are cautious and optimistic. Factors such as geopolitical tensions, rising transportation costs and emerging industrial policies may reshape the global trade pattern. Trade restrictions and over -concern for domestic industries may hinder international trade growth.