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Global trade set to grow 7% to pass record $35 trillion this year, UN agency says

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Posted on December 9, 2025

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GENEVA, ‌Dec 9 (Reuters) - ‍Global ‌trade is set to ⁠grow ‌by about 7% this year and ⁠is on track to exceed a record $35 ‌trillion, the ⁠UN Trade and Development Agency said on Tuesday.

"The new data confirm that trade continued ‍expanding through the second half of 2025, even as geopolitical tensions, higher costs ⁠and uneven global demand slowed momentum," the agency said in a statement.

(Reporting ‌by Emma FargeEditing by David Goodman)

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