Overview
TradePrism is a new standalone global forecasting subscription service, offering detailed, product-level forecasts of trade between 46 major economies, and high-level indicators for an additional 137 economies.
Service benefits
Distinctive visualisation
Data will be presented geographically which makes it easy to identify key relationships and how these change over time.
Long forecast horizon
Plan ahead and understand global and bilateral trade flows by using our projections, which go out to 2050.
Flexible interface
Regular research briefings and Tableau reports enable you to customise the way the data is presented.
Comprehensive insights
Track and understand key trends evolving across bilateral trade flows.
More service features
Product coverage
TradePrism provides detailed bilateral trade projections between 46 economies for up to 1,200 products.
Country coverage
TradePrism covers bilateral trade flows by products for 46 major economies, such as:
- Europe: France, Germ any, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden & United Kingdom
- Middle East & Africa: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates & South Africa
- Asia: Australia, Bangladesh, China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore & Vietnam
- Americas: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Mexico & United States
TradePrism Brochure
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Resources and events
Research Briefing
Trump presidency could alter the trajectory for commodity prices
Research Briefing
Beyond trade wars – An assessment of LatAm’s Trump risks
Research Briefing
Six lessons from the US-China trade war as the next phase looms
Research Briefing
India has an edge over Mexico, but is not the next China
Webinar
Energy Disorder
Webinar
Nearshoring – China’s loss is not (yet) Mexico’s gain
Webinar
Deglobalisation or “slowbalisation”?
Webinar
A Globally Tight Supply Chain; what could it mean for your demand and supply?
Case Study
Charting a course for global growth in the shipping industry
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