Global trade heading for worst year since financial crisis – ING

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Global trade heading for worst year since financial crisis – ING

Posted by The Analyst | June 8, 2019 | Business
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World trade is on course for its worst year since the financial crisis, with only 0.3 percent growth anticipated in 2019, according to Dutch bank ING.
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