Trade Crossroads of the World: The Strategic Rise of ASEAN’s Exports
The 11 ASEAN economies are integrated into a diverse bloc in Southeast Asia, a region that is now the world’s leading conduit between East and West.
The 11 ASEAN economies are integrated into a diverse bloc in Southeast Asia, a region that is now the world’s leading conduit between East and West.
Vietnam, Ireland and the UAE led export growth among large economies, while Djibouti, Guyana and Armenia stood out among smaller exporters.
India’s imports have grown prodigiously since 2000, reflecting the transformation of the country’s economy.
Africa is China’s fastest-growing export market and North America is the slowest. China’s exports to Africa are destined to eclipse those to North America.
What China buys and where it buys it have reshaped supply chains, commodity flows and trade balances worldwide.
Oil still dominates Saudi Arabia’s exports, but the country now exports a rapidly growing array of non-oil products.
From energy and pharma to engineering and IT, India has emerged as a top-tier trading nation with a diverse export basket and global reach.
ANDAMAN PARTNERS examines China's role in global resources, which is complex, comprehensive and consequential.
What China sells, where it sells it and how the country’s export dominance has reshaped global trade.
Size and speed: Who buys the most from China, who sells the most to China and whose trade is growing the fastest?