
The WTO Is Not Gone: Trade Rules Are Moving Into Smaller Groups
TradeGen argues that global trade rules are still being written, but increasingly through smaller coalitions, sectoral arrangements, and issue-specific frameworks.
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TradeGen argues that global trade rules are still being written, but increasingly through smaller coalitions, sectoral arrangements, and issue-specific frameworks.
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TradeGen's sector-by-sector view shows that EU-US alignment affects industries unevenly, with exposure shaped by energy, standards, subsidies, origin, and supply-chain dependence.
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TradeGen frames the EU-US deal as an energy-centered shift that can influence industrial costs, geopolitical alignment, and downstream competitiveness.
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TradeGen highlights why Europe's removal of the low-value e-commerce threshold matters for duties, data accuracy, platform compliance, and landed-cost planning.
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TradeGen explains why exporters should monitor anti-dumping actions as practical market-access risks, not as remote legal disputes.
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TradeGen explains how shipping chokepoints can move from geopolitical headlines into freight, energy, insurance, and input-cost pressure.
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TradeGen argues that non-tariff measures, standards, licensing, and inconsistent regulatory administration now shape market access across Asia.
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