September 25, 2020
Rebound in world trade continues
The rebound in world trade continues. The CPB World Trade Monitor shows that the volume of world trade increased 4.8% in July. This is somewhat less than in June, when world trade grew with 7,9% compared with May. The rebound arises from the fact that in a lot of countries lockdown measures have been lifted. In the eurozone, exports grew 5.9%, while imports grew 4.1%. Striking is the recovery in the US, where both imports and exports grew with roughly 11%. Chinese exports also made a huge jump (+9.5%), while Chinese imports rose with just 0.5%. Also in other advanced economies the rebound continues. Despite these promising figures, world trade has not yet recovered to pre COVID-19 outbreak levels.
Look at the CPB World Trade Monitor.
See also
American Trade Mostly Affected by Announced Import TariffsWoningmarkt gebaat bij scherpe keuzes grondgebruik Nederlandse verwevenheid met VS zorgt voor kansen én kwetsbaarheidExporterende bedrijven van grote waarde voor Nederlandse leveranciers Middeninkomens betalen relatief het meest voor zorg uit basispakket