Trade restrictions among G20 economies remain at historic highs.

The World Trade Organization's new Trade Monitoring Report issued in November shows that G20 economies from mid-May to midOctober 2019 introduced import-restrictive measures covering an estimated $460.4 billion worth of traded merchandise. This represents a 37% increase over the previous period going back to mid-October 2018, and is second only to the $480.9 billion coverage of import-restricting measures reported between midMay and...

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