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07 November 2016

# Future Developments of International Trade

Stephan Nänny – Country Head of GTRF, Bank of America
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International business has changed over the past 150 years and everyone is keen to know what will happen next. Based on this premise, late last year Oxford Economics compiled an interesting report on behalf of Bank of America Corporation Commercial Banking with the aim of providing practical insight and considerations for business leaders by tracing the history of global trade and then projecting this forward. This has resulted in the identification of four key drivers of nations' propensity to trade, which have been termed 'trade winds'.

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Click here to read the Swiss Export Trade article (only available in German).

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