Smaller economies use trade agreements with the United States to boost exports, attract investment, and create jobs. By lowering tariffs and aligning standards, these deals improve market access and strengthen economic ties, supporting sustainable growth. Tap to Know More.

China is steering its economy toward a more innovation-driven and consumption-focused model, targeting over 170 trillion yuan in GDP by 2030. With household consumption still low at 39.9% of GDP, the country aims to boost incomes and strengthen social security. Its dominance in EVs, battery production and green energy marks a strategic shift from cheap exports to advanced manufacturing. As emerging markets like Vietnam and India rise, China is redefining itself—growing smarte

India's exports surged past $820 billion in 2024-25, driven by strategic market diversification and a proactive government. This growth positions India to capitalise on global trade shifts, particularly new opportunities arising from changing international tariffs.