2024 Global Trade Report
Unlock insights into the future of global trade
The world of international trade has become increasingly complex, and understanding the key challenges and opportunities is crucial for businesses aiming to thrive. Our comprehensive report delves into the pressing issues of supply chain vulnerabilities, economic uncertainties, and the evolving landscape of regulatory compliance. Discover how global trade professionals are navigating these complexities and what strategies they are employing to stay ahead.
This report offers several key insights for global trade professionals:
- Supply chain complexity: Explore how businesses are managing the intricate web of supply chain disruptions, geopolitical events, and labour shortages.
- Economic uncertainty: Understand the impact of global economic fluctuations and how companies are preparing for potential downturns.
- ESG considerations: Learn about the growing importance of environmental, social, and governance factors in supplier selection and trade practices.
- Technological investments: Discover the top technology priorities for enhancing supply chain visibility, security, and efficiency.
- Regulatory challenges: Gain insights into the latest regulatory changes and how they affect global trade operations.
As international trade continues to be a dynamic and often volatile environment, staying informed is more important than ever. The 2024 Global Trade Report offers essential guidance and strategic insights to help your business adapt and succeed. Download the full report now to equip yourself with the knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of today's global trade landscape.
Report methodology:
Thomson Reuters surveyed 225 global trade professionals, including executives and managers from regions like North America, the EU, and Asia-Pacific. Participants were from companies with at least £5 million in annual sales and significant import/export activities. The report underscores the complexity of global trade, highlighting the importance of flexibility and adaptability. Supply chain management is a top priority due to disruptions, leading businesses to diversify and invest in technology for improved visibility and efficiency. While ESG issues are increasingly regulated and integrated, they are less prioritised than supply chain and geopolitical concerns. These findings emphasise the need for businesses to strategically balance immediate operational challenges with long-term sustainability goals.
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