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17-June-2013
English, PDF, 172kb
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the United States and the European Union, if successfully concluded, would be the most significant bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to date, covering approximately 50% of global output, almost 30% of world merchandise trade (including intra-EU trade, but excluding services trade) and 20% of global foreign direct investment.
17-June-2013
English
International investment spurs prosperity and economic development in home and recipient countries. Policy coordination helps governments resist protectionist pressures and to develop effective policies to respond to genuine concerns raised by international investment.
13-June-2013
English
The list of states qualifying for the Cape Town Convention discount, as agreed to date by the Participants to the ASU.
11-June-2013
English, PDF, 312kb
The Commercial Interest Reference Rates for Civil Aircraft valid from 15 June to 14 July 2013
11-June-2013
English, PDF, 318kb
Minimum interest rates to apply to official financing support for export credits covered by the nuclear power plants Understanding (Annex II of the Arrangement).
11-June-2013
English, Excel, 323kb
Minimum interest rates to apply to official financing support for export credits covered by the renewable energy, climate change mitigation and water projects Sector Understanding (Annex IV of the Arrangement)
11-June-2013
English, Excel, 605kb
This excel file contains all the historical interest rates used in the Export Credits. These include CIRR since 1983, ASU CIRR since 2007, RESU CIRR since 2009 and NSU CIRR since 2009.
11-June-2013
English, PDF, 312kb
The Commercial Interest Reference Rates valid from 15 June to 14 July 2013 have been published.
10-June-2013
English
World export (import) of goods and services volumes are constructed as weighted averages of the growth rates of the volume of exports (imports) of individual countries, with the country weights based on shares of global goods and services export (import) values in 2000, expressed in US dollars. The measure of world trade is calculated as an arithmetic average of the volume of world imports and exports. The series are updated
10-June-2013
English
Provides access to long time series of growth rates for a number of Key Economic Indicators (GDP, production, cyclical indicators, standardised unemployment rates, prices, financial indicators, trade...) collected within the Main Economic Indicators database.
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