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New DHL Trade Growth Atlas: Global trade surprisingly strong despite recent shocks

  • Written by Daily Sun
  • DHL Trade Growth Atlas maps the most important trends in global trade
  • International trade in goods has surged to as high as 10% above levels before the Covid-19 pandemic
  • Despite the war in Ukraine, trade is projected to grow faster in 2022 and 2023 than it did over the previous decade
  • New trade growth leaders emerging in Southeast and South Asia; Sub-Saharan Africa's exports to accelerate dramatically
  • Viet Nam, India, and the Philippines stand out on both speed and scale of projected trade growth through 2026

SINGAPORE - Media OutReach - 16 September 2022 - DHL and NYU Stern School of Business have published the new DHL Trade Growth Atlas, which maps the most important trends and prospects of global trade in goods.

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