The World Trade Organization issued a report that the first 2023 was the first in 2023.The global cargo trade in the quarter is still sluggish, and this situation may improve in the second quarter.
The latest expected goods trade barometer released on Wednesday (May 31st) of the World Trade Organization shows that the global cargo trade prosperity index is 95.6, which is lower than the benchmark point 100, but it is slightly slightly slightly more than 92.2 released in March this year.There is a rise.
In each component index, the car product index is 110.8, which continues to stabilize above the trend level; the export order index is 102.7, which is slightly higher than the trend level; the raw material index is 99.0.In addition, the container transportation index, air transport index, and electronic component index continue to show weakness, all lower than the trend level.The report believes that the positive and negative indicators are half, which increases the difficulty of predicting short -term trade prospects.
The report believes that the recent rise in export orders has risen, and the demand for product demand in the second quarter of 2023 has increased.The World Trade Organization's predictions that global trade volumes will increase by 1.7%in 2023 are expected to be realized.
According to the preparation rules of the global cargo trade boom index, the value of 100 is its benchmark point.If a certain index is 100, it means that global cargo trade growth meets the expectations of mid -term trends.The index greater than 100 indicates that global cargo trade growth in the quarter was higher than the expected level, and otherwise it showed that global cargo trade growth was lower than the expected level.
The World Trade Organization first released the global trade prosperity index in July 2016. By collecting the trade statistics of major economies, providing early signals on the short -term development of the current world trade, which isProvide more timely international trade information.
