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International Trade Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
International trade is primarily the exchange of goods and services (imports and exports) between countries – or across international borders. Since trading spans different regions, trading of this nature is affected by the world economy, as we’ve all seen when it comes to oil prices due to the conflicts in the Middle East. A product sold on the global market is considered an export, while products purchased are considered imports.
Since different countries have different resources, some are able to produce products or services more efficiently, and thus at a lower cost. These lower costs then afford them the benefit of selling it at a cheaper rate to other countries. If one country does not have a specific item, it can trade with other countries that have this item in exchange for something of value they do have available. Without international trade, countries would be bound to only those goods or services produced within their borders. As a result of international trading, in many instances there is greater competition which allows the consumers to find lower priced products available.
In order for businesses to be successful in international trade they must be aware of what resources various countries have available. To that extent information on investment analysis, economic forecasts, political status, and demographics is important to staying ahead. MarketResearch.com has the information your company needs to understand and succeed the international trade arena.
International Trade Industry Research & Market Reports
Slovenia In-depth PEST Insights
... trend analysis. Synopsis Understand the political system in Slovenia through analysis of key figures in the country and governance indicators. Understand the economic situation in Slovenia through a balanced assessment of core macroeconomic issues. Understand ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - South Korea
... offset the positive contribution from net exports. We expect domestic demand to rebound in Q4 as mobility restrictions ease, while export momentum will hold up. Nonetheless, given the weaker-than-expected Q3 result and the normalisation of ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Argentina
... the outlook becomes more uncertain after the upcoming mid-term elections, as the authorities keep exacerbating imbalances. We see growth slowing sharply to 2.3% in 2022, and downside risks are mounting if an IMF deal is ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Iceland
... investment will recover as demand strengthens, lifting GDP growth from about 4.5% this year to almost 8% in 2022. Trade will fuel next year’s upturn as the current account surplus returns to pre-pandemic levels, adding ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Italy
... of the economic recovery has passed, and growth will start to slow from Q4 onward. That said, we see GDP rising 6.3% in 2021 and 4.7% in 2022, reaching its pre-Covid level early next year. Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Austria
... rise, while public consumption and investment saw quarterly declines of 1.0% and 0.4% respectively. On the external side, exports fell 4.1% and imports were down 5.0%. This has lifted our 2021 GDP growth forecast to ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Spain
... around some of the national accounts figures given their disconnect with other indicators, so we expect further revisions eventually. Meanwhile, inflation has surged to 5.5%, its highest in nearly three decades, adding downside risks to ... Read More
... gas. China has also hit a soft patch in terms of demand, which undermined the bullish narrative for many commodities. In oil markets, Brent prices ignored the broader volatility and traded steadily above US$80pb. The ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Niger
... government spending capacity has been boosted by external inflows. Farming (which made up 38% of GDP in 2019) has been battered in recent months by fear of jihadist terror groups in the north, which prevented ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Singapore
... controls will facilitate more travel and ease labour shortages. The uptrend in core inflation and ongoing global supply chain disruptions remain near-term challenges. Overall, we maintain our GDP growth forecasts at 6.6% in 2021 and ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Chile
... right-wing candidate José Antonio Kast suddenly took the lead over the previous front runner, left-wing candidate Gabriel Boric. Stakes are high, as the Chilean peso has appreciated by about 2.5% this week from its previous ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Aruba
... a result, we have downgraded our 2021 GDP growth forecast significantly to 7.1% from 14.0%. However, an impressive Covid-19 vaccination rate and consistently falling case numbers since August keep prospects aloft for H1 2022 and ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - New Zealand
... in Q3 due to lockdown restrictions, but we still forecast 5.6% GDP growth in 2021. Transitory inflation pressures have picked up and lockdown measures have begun to ease, spurring a cash rate hike in October. Read More
... are being dampened by slowing growth in China, low Covid tolerance in various countries and global supply chains facing ongoing disruption. We still forecast overall EM GDP growth of 6.6% this year, before a slowdown ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Nepal
... fell by 3.6% over the calendar year 2020, and we expect a sluggish recovery to 1.3% growth in 2021, held back by the restrictions that were reimposed in late April. Downside risks to our forecast ... Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Nicaragua
... consecutive years of contraction. However, Ortega’s victory in last weekend’s presidential election ensures a protracted period of economic crisis. We expect a sudden slowdown next year to only 0.8% GDP growth with substantial downside risk. Read More
Country Economic Forecasts - Guyana
... 39.3% in 2023. However, these forecasts are conditional on the construction of more oil platforms remaining on track and are highly susceptible to any oil price shocks or technical issues faced by the oil platforms. Read More