More than six months into Donald Trump’s second term, trade deals have been signed and goods exports are already shifting; this is having real-time effects on markets from currencies to commodities, and on industries from shipping to mining. CEIC‘s local presence in some of the world’s fastest-growing markets helps us catch these changes in near-real time and curate datasets to make them easily comparable on a global basis.
Global trade at a glance: the US goods deficit is already shrinking
How US imports have diversified away from China since Trump
ASEAN countries’ connector/entrepot role for China/US trade
Shipping: alternative weekly datasets that monitor Chinese trade
Exploring China’s trade relationships using granular HS codes
Tariffs haven’t helped US competitiveness in steel and aluminium yet
APAC, Americas keep driving global chip supply amid AI boom
Russian crude: a Trump target, but increasingly popular in the BRICS
Watching real-time copper shipments from Latin America
Despite Trump and yuan’s gains, USD still reigns in global trade…
But China is settling ever more trade in its own currency
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