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International Trade: market research reports

International trade is primarily the exchange of goods and services (imports and exports) between countries – or across international borders. Since trading spans different regions, trading of this nature is affected by the world economy, as we’ve all seen when it comes to oil prices due to the conflicts in the Middle East. A product sold on the global market is considered an export, while products purchased are considered imports.

Since different countries have different resources, some are able to produce products or services more efficiently, and thus at a lower cost.

These lower costs then afford them the benefit of selling it at a cheaper rate to other countries. If one country does not have a specific item, it can trade with other countries that have this item in exchange for something of value they do have available. Without international trade, countries would be bound to only those goods or services produced within their borders. As a result of international trading, in many instances there is greater competition which allows the consumers to find lower priced products available.

In order for businesses to be successful in international trade they must be aware of what resources various countries have available. To that extent information on investment analysis, economic forecasts, political status, and demographics is important to staying ahead. MarketResearch.com has the information your company needs to understand and succeed the international trade arena.

International Trade market research reports and industry analysis

USA: Country Economic Forecast: 15 May 2013 5/15/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... subdued world trade. We have therefore shaved a little off our 2013 GDP forecast, cutting growth to 2.1% from 2.2% last month. And sluggish business investment means we now expect more of a slowdown in ... \| read more...	$175.00
Finland: Country Economic Forecast: 15 May 2013 5/15/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... external demand and rising unemployment. We now expect GDP to shrink by 0.4% this year, following a 0.2% decline in 2012. The economy has been hit by both external and domestic factors. On the external ... \| read more...	$175.00
Egypt: Country Economic Forecast: 15 May 2013 5/15/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... US$4.8bn loan programme, which is urgently needed to trigger more international aid and boost confidence that the government will be able to implement a credible medium-term economic programme. But an IMF deal is hardly likely ... \| read more...	$175.00
Switzerland: Country Economic Forecast: 14 May 2013 5/14/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... about by less robust growth in the leading emergers. Hopes of significantly faster export growth this year are fading; goods exports in Q1 were little changed on the year, while tourist stays were down in ... \| read more...	$175.00
Croatia: Country Economic Forecast: 14 May 2013 5/14/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... in inflation. EU accession in July will initially do little to boost inward investment and may worsen the trade balance before the advantages of structural funding, FDI and wider market access start to take effect ... \| read more...	$175.00
Pakistan: Country Economic Forecast: 14 May 2013 5/14/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... for 2014-15, but this will depend on reduced political uncertainty and renewed FDI and other capital inflows. The parliamentary elections on 11 May saw heavy losses for the ruling PPP. As a result, the PML ... \| read more...	$175.00
Sweden: Country Economic Forecast: 13 May 2013 5/13/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... signs of domestic momentum, external markets remain weak, with merchandise exports (in SEK terms) continuing to fall. Moreover, lower growth forecasts for China and other key emergers, dampening global trade prospects, suggest that a rebound ... \| read more...	$175.00
Ghana - An Economic Primer 5/13/2013 \| published by: ARC Research Partners ... economy brought by effort and policies of its government. According to the World Bank, Ghana is a Middle Income Economy and has more than twice the per capita output then other western African countries. Ghana ... \| read more...	$1,000.00
UK: Country Economic Forecast: 13 May 2013 5/13/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... the quarter saw the economy grow by 0.3%. More timely business survey data suggest that this momentum has carried over into Q2. The activity balances rose across all three PMI surveys in April, with the ... \| read more...	$175.00
Indonesia: Country Economic Forecast: 13 May 2013 5/13/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... row, but annual growth in investment has slowed since H1 2012. Lower commodity prices have dampened mining investment and the government’s commitment to cut the budget deficit has hit public investment. And Standard & Poor’s ... \| read more...	$175.00
Construction in Belgium to 2017: Market Forecast 5/13/2013 \| published by: Timetric ... by construction activity (new construction, repair and maintenance, refurbishment and demolition). The databook provides historical and forecast valuations of the industry using the construction output and value-add methods. Summary This report is the result of ... \| read more...	$950.00
Eurozone: Country Economic Forecast: 13 May 2013 5/13/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... improved. On the contrary, downward revisions to growth forecasts in China and other emerging markets, with their adverse implications for global trade, mean that we have lowered our Eurozone growth forecast again this month; we ... \| read more...	$175.00
Bolivia: Country Economic Forecast: 10 May 2013 5/10/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... 5% pa until 2016. Strong IGAE activity data for January and February indicate that the hydrocarbon sector continues to drive growth, but construction is also expanding rapidly. Hydrocarbon exports continued to grow robustly in Q1. ... \| read more...	$175.00
Chile: Country Economic Forecast: 10 May 2013 5/10/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... Q2 is likely to be modest. At a sector level, mining output has picked up so far this year, reflecting new capacity coming on stream, but manufacturing has lost momentum. However, the underlying health of ... \| read more...	$175.00
Emerging Markets Weekly Economic Briefing: 10 May 2013 5/10/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... that domestic consumption will not support the growth that we had been expecting despite a relatively loose monetary policy stance and expanding credit. We have therefore cut our outlook for both the short and medium ... \| read more...	$85.00
Kuwait: Country Economic Forecast: 10 May 2013 5/10/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... in Kuwaiti oil output this year, with a similar increase next year. We still forecast that GDP growth will slow to 3.6% this year, with a modest pick-up to 4% in 2014. Despite a parliamentary ... \| read more...	$175.00
South Korea: Country Economic Forecast: 09 May 2013 5/9/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... disappointed in the same month and industrial inventories are still high relative to shipments – which will constrain output in the short term. Consumer spending should bounce back after falling in Q1, as the fundamentals ... \| read more...	$175.00
Solomon Islands: Country Economic Forecast: 09 May 2013 5/9/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... strong growth of mining, manufacturing and construction. This pattern will continue in 2013, with logging output possibly falling marginally (reflecting worries about sustainability as well as subdued demand) but gold output rising further. As a ... \| read more...	$175.00
Iraq: Country Economic Forecast: 09 May 2013 5/9/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... heavy state spending to continue. Further rises in oil output and state spending will underpin solid GDP growth in the next few years. The official target is for output to rise to 3.7m b/d by ... \| read more...	$175.00
Saudi Arabia: Country Economic Forecast: 09 May 2013 5/9/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... to rise further in the rest of 2013, but the full-year average will be some 3.5% lower than in 2012. Production is forecast to rise a modest 1.3% next year. The non-oil sector continues to ... \| read more...	$175.00
Venezuela: Country Economic Forecast: 08 May 2013 5/8/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... now expect the economy to shrink by 0.5% in 2013. We had previously forecast GDP growth of 2%. We think the oil sector will continue to grow –by about 4% – but this will be ... \| read more...	$175.00
Comoros: Country Economic Forecast: 08 May 2013 5/8/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... FDI flows going into construction and tourism. GDP growth is forecast to rise modestly to 3.5% this year. We expect inflation to decline from 6% in 2012 to 4.5% this year because of reduced pressure ... \| read more...	$175.00
Denmark: Country Economic Forecast: 08 May 2013 5/8/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... ‘Growth Plan DK’ is implemented decisively. This plan focuses on boosting the business sector by reducing corporate and energy taxes and improving access to financing. Last year’s budget deficit of 4.2% of GDP was below ... \| read more...	$175.00
Namibia: Country Economic Forecast: 08 May 2013 5/8/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... in SACU transfers. Agriculture, mining and construction will remain the main drivers of growth this year. Growth of about 4% pa is seen in 2014-16. CPI inflation is expected to average 6% this year, down ... \| read more...	$175.00
Tunisia: Country Economic Forecast: 07 May 2013 5/7/2013 \| published by: Oxford Economics ... agriculture. GDP grew by 3.6% in 2012 but, although the strongest growth was seen in tourism, visitor numbers remained well below levels prior to the crisis. The upturn is expected to continue this year, but ... \| read more...	$175.00

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