According to the latest data published by the OECD, the Group of 20 (G20) closed the first quarter of 2026 with its biggest trade jump in two years, with an expansion of more than 5% in both exports and imports compared to the previous quarter.Amid the disruptions generated by the crisis in the Middle East, which threatened to slow global flows, the momentum brought it, mainly, the trade of semiconductors and high-tech products in East Asia. Arg…
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According to the latest data published by the OECD, the Group of 20 (G20) closed the first quarter of 2026 with its biggest trade jump in two years, with an expansion of more than 5% in both exports and imports compared to the previous quarter.Amid the disruptions generated by the crisis in the Middle East, which threatened to slow global flows, the momentum brought it, mainly, the trade of semiconductors and high-tech products in East Asia. Arg…