Global Trade – The Recovery And The Price of A War
Global trade in goods in Q1’22 (Jan-March) increased by 25% over Q1’21 as per the latest UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) report. Even though global trade has…
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Global trade in goods in Q1’22 (Jan-March) increased by 25% over Q1’21 as per the latest UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) report. Even though global trade has…
Food prices have increased by as much as 28% in 2021 as per Food & Agriculture Organization (FAO). This is the highest increase since 2007 and the second highest in…
Global trade has managed second successive quarter of recovery as per the latest UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) report released a few days back. Global trade in…
The beginning of a new year over last many decades would not have been so depressing as this. Covid-19 continues to wreak havoc in terms of lives and livelihood lost…
The announcement of the trade deal by EU and UK finally sets the terms of separation, four and half years after Britain voted to exit the European Union. The agreement…
Global trade has been hit severely by Covid-19, declining by 3% and 18.5% in the first two quarter of 2020 as per WTO’s initial assessment. However, even before the pandemic,…
While the Indian economy recorded sharp decline in GDP amidst the pandemic, it is not alone. Most of the economies across the world have recorded significant decline in their GDP.…
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) is an important economic concept, requiring significant efforts to arrive at an authentic value. World Bank carries out an extensive exercise, called International Comparison Program (ICP),…
The current stand-off between India and China has brought to focus huge inroads China has made into Indian economy without giving a reciprocal access. The development has brought to the…
Covid-19 is not only leading to unprecedented loss of human lives, it is leading to a huge economic cost too. Governments are borrowing extraordinary amount of money to make up…