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World trade getting lively again – according to WTO
The 250 billionUSD of incentives is beginning to affect especially in Asia – reported Pascal Lamy, Main Director Of World Trade Organization (WTO) this weekend in Johannesburg.
Lamy noted in an interview of Reuters that trade growth is mainly in Asia due to the result of China's strong action.
The WTO, however, despite its cautious optimism, maintains its forecast of 10 percent shrinkage of the global trade for this year – reports MTI-Eco.
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