Asia trade

Global trade flows shift to Asia

A new survey of business trends by Ernst &Young points to Asia dominating world trade during the next decade.

<div style="text-align: left;"> Trade was top of the agenda at the Apec Leaders' summit in Hawaii (AFP) </div>

Rupert Walker

December 02, 2011

Global trade will continue heading eastwards and intra-regional trade in Asia will lead to a renewed concentration of global demand, according to an Ernst & Young paper published in conjunction with Oxford Economics this week.

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