The real amount of trade refers to the actual volume of goods and services exchanged between countries, measured in physical units or value terms adjusted for inflation. It reflects global economic activity, influenced by factors like demand, supply chains, tariffs, and economic policies impacting international commerce.

Global Exports and Primary Income to Reach USD 37.9 Trillion in 2023
In 2023, global exports and primary income are set to reach USD 37.9 trillion, emphasizing trade’s critical role in the economy.

Eurozone Leads Net Trade in Goods & Services with USD 399 Billion
In 2023, the Eurozone achieves the largest net trade in goods and services at USD 399 billion, driven by economic integration and the euro.

Global Exports and Primary Income to Reach USD 37.9 Trillion
In 2023, global exports and primary income are set to reach USD 37.9 trillion, emphasizing trade’s critical role in the economy.

World Trade Volume: Luxembourg’s Trade Hits 394% of GDP, Reflecting Global Dependence
In 2023, Luxembourg's trade reaches 394% of GDP, highlighting its reliance on external trade in a highly internationalized economy.

Global Services Trade: Luxembourg Leads with 312% of GDP
In 2023, Luxembourg’s services trade reaches 312% of GDP, showcasing its unique economic structure and global trade role.

Global Trade Shaping the Economy: Hong Kong and China, Key Players
Explore how Hong Kong and China influence global trade with high trade-to-GDP ratios.