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The escalating trade war between the U.S. and China is nudging the world economy toward its first recession in a decade with investors demanding politicians and central bankers act fast to change course. The volatility in the world economic system suggests investors may be beginning to take threats of a trade war more seriously.
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The global trade landscape is witnessing strong cross-currents. Trade sentiments are oscillating between sheer despair and scattered hope.
Multilateral institutions on the decline:
Rise in Bilateralism:
Way forward:
Conclusion:
If the rising number of bilateral deals become an instrument of security policy, and trade increasingly flows only to strategically friendly countries. Even without an emergency, the leaders of the world’s largest economies will need to rediscover the habit of co-operation or the world cannot come out of this intensified trade war.
By: ABHISHEK KUMAR GARG ProfileResourcesReport error
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