The World Trade Organization (WTO) forecasts a 0.2% drop in world trade in 2025 amid US tariffs and trade tensions, warning that the decline could mark the worst post-pandemic slump
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The World Trade Organization has revised its estimates for world trade in 2025, predicting a contraction of 0.2% instead of 3% growth. This drastic change is the result of US-imposed tariffs and the intensifying trade war with China. If the tariffs are reintroduced, the WTO forecasts a fall in world trade of up to 1.5%, the worst since 2020. Although trade in services could grow by 4% in 2025, the estimates have been adjusted downwards due to trade uncertainties.
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