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  • Market Data and Information
  • A key challenge for exporters is the scarcity of reliable trade information on markets.

    They need to stay on top of competitive conditions in their current markets, scan opportunities for new markets, and look for opportunities to diversify or value-add to their existing product range.
  • At the same time importers worldwide also seek to optimize the potential offered by preferential trade agreements and improve the efficiency of their sourcing by scanning for new and competitive supplier countries. ITC addresses these issues with its suite of market analysis tools and related market data and information sources.

    ITC’s Market Analysis Tools help users examine the export and import statistics of over 220 countries and territories to better understand supply and demand trends for around 5,300 internationally traded products. The tools are unique in product detail, as well as in breadth of geographic coverage – particularly for developing and least developed countries. More than 250,000 users in 224 countries and territories have registered to use the tools. They include enterprises, governments, educational institutions and most of the world’s top 100 companies

  • Highlights

    Policy reform essential for Pakistan to improve trade with India_thumbnail
    01.02.2013

    Concrete policies are needed to enhance Pakistan’s competitiveness and export potential with India, in light of improving trading relations between the two countries and the full implementation of the South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA).

    Joined-up value-chain thinking_thumbnail
    21.01.2013

    How can value-chain thinking be turned into positive, coordinated action on the ground?

    Malawi_Thumbnail_obstacles_to_trade
    10.01.2013

    A new ITC publication sets out how business concerns over non-tariff measures in Malawi can be dealt with

    01.12.2012

    Future opportunities for Sub-Saharan African (SSA) trade growth exist both within the region and in new emerging markets. Diversification to markets within the region in particular offer the best prospects for moving up the value chain to reduce dependence on commodities, while emerging markets, particularly in Asia, also offer high growth potential to offset stagnation in traditional markets.

    Turning challenges into opportunities
    01.12.2012

    The world we live in post the global financial crisis is undeniably a different place to the world before the crisis. Since the crisis, structural changes that had been taking place in the global economy have accelerated and been brought into clearer focus. These changes have profound implications for the way policymakers and the private sector think about global markets, the expansion of international trade and the diversification of export markets.

    01.12.2012

    This autumn the International Trade Centre (ITC) has organized several events to ensure that growth, innovation and inclusion stay on top of the global trade and development agenda.At the World Export Development Forum 2012 (WEDF), held in Jakarta on...

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