WTO raises global trade forecast, notes Pakistan's potential gains
Most outlets led with the World Trade Organisation's upgraded global trade growth forecast for 2026 and highlighted Pakistan's inclusion among the countries expected to benefit. Dawn added context about the role of the AI boom and disruptions amid the Middle East conflict, while Minute Mirror provided a more concise version of the forecast and Pakistan's potential gains.
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WTO raises global trade outlook, cites gains for Pakistan
The World Trade Organisation has significantly upgraded its forecast for global merchandise trade in 2026, saying Pakistan is among the countries that
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WTO hikes global trade growth forecast, says Pakistan among nations gaining from disruptions amid ME conflict
ISLAMABAD: The World Trade Organisation on Thursday sharply raised its global trade growth forecast for 2026 — with merchandise trade riding the AI boom — and concluded that some nations, including Pakistan, were actually benefiting from trade disruptions amid the ongoing Middle East conflict in some ways. In its Global Trade Outlook Update 2026, the Geneva-based global trade watchdog said its ...
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