The first few months of 2012 have seen a continuation in the general sentiment of the 2011 of a continuing dampener on global trade growth expectations. In addition to the macro economic challenges the dollar liquidity issues have continued to thwart growth and increase confidence.
It is easy to survey the newspaper headlines and wallow in gloom, but businesses have not stopped striving to make better products and better serve their customers. In fact, business is helping to keep national economies moving. Indeed, despite the challenges faced by the more developed countries across Europe and the United States, glimpses of positive news and trade opportunities witnessed during 2011 continue to emerge in select countries of the Middle East and Asia. These tentative steps towards economic recovery are expected to continue throughout 2012.
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