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Trade fragmentation could hit poor economies nearly four times harder than rich ones, WTO warns

Economic Times 1 hr ago·15 Sept 2026, 9:45 am

Global trade fragmentation will severely impact the world's poorest economies. Least-developed countries could see GDP fall significantly by 2050. These nations rely heavily on international trade and global production networks. Disrupted supply chains and higher trade costs will hurt them most. Enhanced cooperation offers the best path for their economic growth.

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Trade fragmentation could hit poor economies nearly four times harder than rich ones, WTO warns