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DHL Trade Atlas Predicts Growth

  • Mar 21, 2025
  • 1 min read

Even as trade conflicts and economic uncertainty dominate the headlines, the data indicate that global trade is growing – and is projected to continue growing, according to the DHL Trade Atlas for 2025. However, limited trade barriers will yield faster growth, while tariffs and retaliation would result in slower global trade growth, the report finds. The DHL Trade Atlas provides a comprehensive analysis of trade patterns for nearly 200 countries and territories worldwide.

 
 
 

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