Global trade 'rebounds strongly' in first half of 2017
The World Trade Organization
Geneva - Egypt Today
The World Trade Organization on Thursday upped its forecast for global trade growth in 2017 thanks to stronger than expected demand for merchandise in Asia and North America.
A previous projection of 2.4 percent growth for this year has been boosted to 3.6 percent, the organization said in a press release, headlined "WTO upgrades forecast for 2017 as trade rebounds strongly".
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