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Global Trade Update (November 2026): Accelerating climate action requires trade cooperation

Global Trade Update (November 2026): Accelerating climate action requires trade cooperation

Global trade in solar and wind energy goods keeps growing faster than in other manufactured goods

Trade grows faster for solar and wind energy goods

Accelerating climate action requires trade cooperation

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Cover for Global Trade Update (November 2026): Accelerating climate action requires trade cooperation

Global Trade Update (November 2026): Accelerating climate action requires trade cooperation

Cover for Global Trade Update (October 2026): Can developing countries unlock the potential of biodiversity?

Global Trade Update (October 2026): Can developing countries unlock the potential of biodiversity?

Cover for Global Trade Update (September 2026): Services are reshaping global trade, but least developed countries lag in digital exports

Global Trade Update (September 2026): Services are reshaping global trade, but least developed countries lag in digital exports

Cover for Global Trade Update (July/August 2026): Global trade continues to expand amid rising price pressures

Global Trade Update (July/August 2026): Global trade continues to expand amid rising price pressures

Cover for Global Trade Update (June 2026): The shifting dynamics of critical minerals trade

Global Trade Update (June 2026): The shifting dynamics of critical minerals trade

Cover for Global Trade Update (May 2026): Invisible barriers – the costs of non-tariff measures

Global Trade Update (May 2026): Invisible barriers – the costs of non-tariff measures

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Nam Hinboun Hydroelectric Power Plant, Lao PDR.

Trade cooperation can help accelerate climate action. Here’s how

A tea farm in Phu Tho Province, Vietnam.

How can developing countries benefit more from biodiversity-based trade?

A bar chart showing that services account for a larger share of export value added in developed economies

Why services increasingly matter for goods exports

Healthcare worker wearing a stethoscope uses a tablet in a clinic in Uganda.

Digital services exports are growing fast. Least developed countries are not keeping pace

An electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Haiphong, Viet Nam.

High-tech goods power global trade amid uncertainty

A nickel mine in Indonesia.

Critical minerals are reshaping global trade as demand surges

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Accelerating climate action requires trade cooperation

How developing countries can unlock biodiversity's trade potential

Services are reshaping global trade