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What are the Biggest Trade Shows in the U.S.?

What is a trade show? A trade show is an event intended to unite members of a particular industry (such as consumer technology, automotive parts, aviation, fashion, food service, toys, etc.) so they can showcase and demonstrate their latest products and services. They also provide opportunities for networking, education, training, and collaboration.

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Biggest Exporters of Clothes in the World


China leads when it comes to clothing exporters from around the world. It has a record of having exported some $176 billion worth of garments in 2021, according to data from the World Trade Organization. China on its own made up a third of global exports that year. Next in the list comes the European Union, with $151 billion in exports. The bloc accounted for 28.1 percent of global figures. When looking at numbers on a country by country basis though, Bangladesh is the world’s second major exporter, having sold $34 billion worth of clothing abroad that year, which equated to just over 6 percent of exports.

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All about NFTs and NFT ecosystem

NFTs are probably the frothiest market and hottest topics of 2021 with its sales increasing by a massive 100x times. Due to this reason, NFTs have also been a topic discussed widely in morning and event talk shows. Crypto took around a decade to become mainstream whereas, NFTs grabbed immense attention of the public within a few years only. After being bought by renowned brands such as Visa, Budweiser, and Adidas, NFTs are now more than just a hot topic to be discussed.

But, what actually are NFTs? Well, these are non-fungible tokens with cryptographic history of ownership and current ownership that is secured on a blockchain. These tokens have the capability of representing literally anything. It can be a song in mp3 format or a digital art piece in jpeg format.

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Everything you need to know about RCEP

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership or RCEP is a free trade agreement between the countries of the Asia-Pacific region. Since trade and commerce go hand in hand in order to maintain the economy of the world, agreements between the countries are also responsible for shaping the global economy.

In November 2020, the RCEP was signed which resulted in the biggest ever trade bloc in the economic history of the world. The infographic below tells all that you need to know about the RCEP.

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Asian countries with the most sustainable trade policies

The continent that has been benefited the most through international trade is none other than Asia. The largest continent of the world in terms of population, Asia had opened its economical boundaries for international trade and since then, it has become the world’s largest exporter. Moreover, the quality of life in Asia has been improved to a significant extent through international trade. Most prominently, it has lifted nearly one billion people out of poverty since 1990. But, if the measures are not controlled properly, the Asian environment can suffer a decline in environmental conditions.

The infographic below shows the results of the Sustainable Trade Index (STI) 2020 and according to it, around 19 Asian economies have been in the index ranking list since 2016 among the sustainable categories including, social, economic and environmental.

The rankings show that currently Japan and South Korea are on a tie with an overall STI score of 75.1. The tie has never been observed in the STI ranking. The STI score is measured on the basis of three pillars including social, economic and environmental.

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Largest container shipping companies in the world

Recently, a golden-class huge Ever Given’s ship was stuck in the Suez Canal that has caused serious damage of billion dollars. However, a few dredgers, tugboats and excavators successfully managed to refloat the 200,000 partially but the bow of the ship is still stuck in the canal bank. In attempts to dislodge this huge ship, more than 360 ships were delayed and an extensive value of goods accounting for a total of nearly $9.6 billion is upheld as well.

The infographic below shows the largest shipping companies in the world and their capacity to carry goods. Because of the Suez Canal blockade, several cargo ships have already delayed and have now decided to take different routes even if those are longer. Having that said, these container ships must have enormous cargo space and massive fuel tanks.

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The future of the Gold-Silver cycle

The new era points to a Gold-Silver cycle where instead of money, hard assets will be used to trade or sign-up contracts with the parties. Since 2008, the money supply has seen a dramatic increase while causing the interest rates to stoop even lower. With this money, the Quantitative Easing or QE surged, resulting in bulk money, increased stock markets, property values as well as consumer lending. This, however, did not apply to the metals worth a heavy price.

Where cheap money managed to make such a huge impact on the money market, it also affected the global debt, including Financial Corporates, Government, Non-financial Corporates, and Households, and increased their numbers threefold. With increasing cheap money, it was easy to predict that the new era would see limited products for a fat price. Not only this, major currencies like U.S. DOLLAR, Euro, Yen, ECU, Pound Sterling, and others have observed a staggering depreciation in their worth because of the increased money supply.

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The timeline of the biggest Shipping hubs over the years

The previous years have observed an incredible spike in the number of Shipping hubs all around the world. The demographic report says that in the year 2005, Asia was given the title of the Continent with the highest percentage of Shipping hubs, i.e., 70%. Consequently, this percentage observed an increase of 20% by the time industry stepped in the year 2019.

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Where are the world's biggest ship ports located?

The transport of goods through shipping containers has notably increased in recent years. Back in 2005, two European and one North American ship hubs were in the list of top 10 shipping ports in the world; however, in 2019, Rotterdam stayed at its number one position in the list. As shown in the infographic below, Asian ports have grown faster than the others.

Where are the world's biggest ship ports located? #infographic

Forex market and trading opportunities

Forex market is the most popular and biggest market for investors across the globe. Over the years, a great number of companies have invested in the Forex market. The reason why the Forex market is at the top of the list is that a massive increase of $0.5Q speed was observed in the previous year, where the market jumped from $1.9Q to $2.4Q.

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What is the most valuable export of different countries?

The Covid-19 pandemic has trembled the world’s economy more than we can imagine. When the world had just started to resume like normal, the second wave of Covid-19 came with a bang, forcing the countries to implement lockdowns once again. The international trade had already suffered so much during the entire pandemic, and the second wave of the virus is threatening it once again.

Let’s dive into the infographic and see what are the most valuable exports of different countries have been put to a halt due to the Coronavirus. Have you ever wondered that the products you use are from your own country or imported from other countries? Well, let’s have a look and surprise yourself.

What is the most valuable export of different countries? #infographic

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