China and India outpaced global trade growth in 2024, outperforming international averages, according to a report by The Economic Times citing UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)'s Global Trade Update.

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India’s low volume of goods exports to the US offers a buffer against trade tensions due to Trump's tariff moves, with strong services exports and supportive domestic policies enhancing resilience.

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The U.S. had a $1.2 trillion goods trade deficit in 2024, and the largest deficits were with China and Mexico. The U.S. showed trade surpluses in 2024 with countries like the Netherlands and Hong ...

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The Trump administration’s move toward mercantilism—and the reaction from foreign investors—is only beginning to play out in markets. Economies as integrated as the U.S., Canada and Mexico ...