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The global economy remains vulnerable to geopolitical shocks, energy market disruption and financial instability despite signs of resilience in early 2026, according to a new assessment from UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The organisation said stronger industrial activity and investment...
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Global goods trade growth could slow sharply in 2026 as geopolitical disruption, tariffs and higher energy costs weigh on cross-border…
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UN Trade and Development has warned that non-tariff measures are increasing export costs for most countries, adding pressure to global…
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Global trade reached a record $35 trillion in 2025, but underlying fragility is increasing as geopolitical and economic risks intensify,…
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